DOMICILIARY CARE SERVICES IN LEICESTER
AND IN NORTHAMPTON

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OUR MISSION

We provide high-quality nursing and domiciliary care services individually tailored to your needs in Leicester City, Leicestershire, Northampton City, Northamptonshire, Rutland and Milton Keynes.

We are passionate about meeting and exceeding the expectations of our clients, in doing so we earn their recommendations to others. We value consistency and believe in providing excellent care through compassion, experience and our desire to help others.

Changing the Face of Aging

Reading, writing and light household tasks
Shopping for food or clothing
Travelling to and from appointments
Doing hobbies, arts and crafts together

Purchasing magazines, newspapers and books
Social visits to neighbours and clubs
Preparing simple meals
Video calls to family and friends

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Please click on the below PDF reports for our latest CQC rating

The care and kindness these people have shown my mum have been absolutely outstanding. We were quite concerned when we realised the level of care she was going to need but every single one of the carers that have looked after my mum has been amazing. They are kind and considerate and they put us all at ease at a time when everything was very overwhelming for us. I hope they continue to do mum's care for as long as necessary.

C. Hutchinson

WHY CHOOSE US?

How To Get Started With Precious Hope Health & Home Care

Learn How To Get Started with Home Care

The best way to provide the highest quality level of care requires an initial meeting where family and/or client meet with a visiting Precious Hope Care Health & Home Care coordinator. This meeting includes a detailed review of care needed, schedule requests (if known), specific requests of family or client, and any other concerns. This is an excellent opportunity to ask questions and it is an excellent opportunity for us to get to know you as well. If you are feeling overwhelmed, we can make recommendations as we have much experience in understanding what works in certain situations.

The following topics are commonly discussed during initial meetings.

Specific physical needs of the care recipient in regard to bathing and grooming, dressing, meals and diet, mobility, and incontinence.
Reviewing schedules involving sleep, eating and medicine.
Specific emotional needs such as social interaction, activities, conversation, appointments, and companionship.
Specific assistance with homemaking such as preparation of meals, groceries, linens, laundry, and light housekeeping.
Logistics of schedules, access to the home, documentation, and the details of how to work with scheduling changes, the office or the caregivers.