Each person is unique and deserves an opportunity to live out their lives as independently and happily as they can, with the level of support they need to achieve this.
Please call us to discuss how we may help you.
Funding for live-in services can come from various sources, you may be able to fund the service privately, or maybe this can be provided by Social Services or split through a personal budget, it may be that you are able to approach the NHS Primary Care Trust’s, Continuous Health Care Budget. Please see guidelines below or for more assistance please follow the link www.fundingcaring.co.uk
This is a tax-free benefit for people who are aged 65 years and over who need assistance with personal care either because they are mentally or physically disabled. You may be eligible for attendance allowance if:-
Attendance allowance is not affected by savings or income.
You are able to apply online at www.dwp.gov.uk or ring the Benefit Enquiry line on 0800 88 22 00
These are payments made by Local Councils for people who have been assessed as requiring help from Social Services and who would like to arrange and pay for their own care and support services rather than receiving them from the Local Council directly. You can request a visit from a Social Worker in your area to establish how much you would be entitled to.
This is a benefit to assist people who look after someone who is in need of care. The carer does not necessarily have to be related to or to live with the person but you must be aged 16 years or over and spend at least 35 hours a week caring for a person who is in receipt of Attendance or Disability Allowance.
For more information contact the Benefit Enquiry Line 0800 88 22 00
This allowance is as above but for children and adults (who are under the age of 65) who require assistance with walking or personal care with a physical or mental disability.
For more information please contact the Benefit Enquiry Line on 0800 88 22 00
This is fully funded care for people who do not require care in an NHS acute hospital but who do require high degrees of health care. providing your needs satisfy the required criteria you could qualify, however, the largest group who receive continuing care are those assessed for terminal illness and palliative care. Continuing care is intended to cover the entire costs of all care, including medical, nursing and personal care together with living and accommodation costs, the same as if care was being provided in an NHS Hospital.
More information can be obtained from NHS Direct on 111
Can provide guaranteed monthly payments to cover all or part of a nursing home or home care costs. This can be for those planning for future elderly care or for immediate care needs. Check your existing policies to see if they cover the cost of care or contact an insurance provider or independent financial advisor.
Dove Home Care is Registered with and Inspected by The Care Quality Commission (CQC) (Service Number 46210) at: www.cqc.org.uk.
To ensure that we continually maintain our high standard of care we send out an Annual Quality Survey/Questionnaire to clients.
Dove Home Care
Unit 4, Olton Bridge,
245 Warwick Road, Olton,
Solihull B92 7AH
Dove Home Care
48 Fentham Rd,
Hampton in Arden,
Solihull B92 0AY
Mon – Sun 08:00 – 22:00
0800 783 7672 – National
0121 812 2222 – Solihull
01675 442226 – Hampton in Arden
info@dovehomecare.com
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