Access24 Care Services Ltd

Support for Adults Aged 65+

Respectful, person-centred care and support for older adults, helping people maintain their independence, dignity, routines, wellbeing and connection with everyday life.

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Care with dignity Support shaped around your routines, choices, wellbeing and independence.

Adults Aged 65+

Helping Older Adults Remain Independent & Connected

Access24 Care Services Ltd provides care and support for older adults who may require assistance with aspects of personal care, daily living, mobility, medication or maintaining everyday routines.

We understand that growing older does not reduce a person's right to choice, control and independence. Our approach therefore focuses on what matters to the individual and how support can help them continue living life in the way they prefer.

We aim to provide the right level of support while encouraging people to remain involved in their own care, relationships and everyday activities wherever possible.

Person-centred care

Dignity and respect

Maintaining independence

Choice and control

How We Can Help

Care & Support for Older Adults

Support is tailored to individual needs, routines, preferences, strengths and agreed care arrangements.

Personal Care

Respectful support with washing, dressing, grooming, continence and other personal care needs.

Daily Living

Support with household routines, meal preparation, shopping and other everyday activities.

Medication Support

Appropriate support with medication in line with assessed needs and agreed care arrangements.

Mobility Support

Appropriate assistance with mobility, transfers and moving safely around the home or community.

Companionship

Social interaction, meaningful conversation and reassurance to help maintain wellbeing and reduce isolation.

Community Access

Support to attend appointments, shops, social activities and other community opportunities where appropriate.

Maintaining Independence

Supporting People to Keep Doing What They Can

Our approach is based on supporting independence rather than taking over activities that a person can safely continue doing for themselves.

We aim to recognise existing strengths and abilities and provide assistance only where it is required, helping people maintain confidence and involvement in their everyday routines.

Understand Strengths We recognise what the person can manage independently and where additional help is needed.

Respect Routines Support is shaped around familiar routines, preferences and the person's preferred way of living.

Encourage Participation Individuals are encouraged to remain involved in tasks, decisions and everyday activities.

Review Changing Needs Support arrangements can change when health, mobility, routines or circumstances change.

Everyday Wellbeing

Supporting Quality of Life

Good care should consider the whole person, including physical wellbeing, relationships, emotional wellbeing and meaningful daily life.

Familiar Routines

Supporting established routines and preferences that contribute to comfort and continuity.

Relationships

Helping people maintain contact with family, friends and others who are important to them.

Emotional Wellbeing

Providing reassurance, companionship and respectful support that promotes confidence and wellbeing.

Community Connection

Helping people remain connected with their neighbourhood, activities and local community where desired.

Getting Started

Arranging Care for an Adult Aged 65+

We aim to understand the individual, their circumstances and the support required before appropriate care arrangements are agreed.

Initial Conversation

Contact our team to discuss the person's circumstances and the type of care being considered.

Understand Needs

We consider health, mobility, routines, preferences, communication and relevant risks.

Plan Support

Care arrangements are shaped around identified needs, individual choices and desired outcomes.

Review & Adapt

Support can be reviewed and adapted when health, mobility, circumstances or preferences change.

Safe & Respectful Care

Safety, Dignity and Choice

Safe care should protect people while still respecting their rights, preferences and independence.

We consider relevant risks relating to mobility, medication, falls, nutrition, daily living and other individual needs as part of person-centred care planning.

Safeguarding concerns are taken seriously, and individuals and families are encouraged to raise concerns or provide feedback about the care being provided.

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Looking for Care for an Adult Aged 65+?

Contact Access24 Care Services Ltd to discuss individual needs, daily routines, mobility, wellbeing and the type of care and support you are looking for.

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