Understanding the specific needs of our clients is the first step to providing exceptional care.
Our Personal Care Assessment is a thorough evaluation process where our experienced professionals assess the unique requirements and preferences of each individual. This assessment helps us develop a personalised care plan that addresses all aspects of the client’s daily living and health needs.
If you or someone you know requires support with daily living, the first step is to obtain a Personal Care Assessment. This assessment is essential for identifying specific needs and determining the most appropriate care services.
What is a Personal Care Assessment?
A Personal Care Assessment evaluates the level of support required to manage day-to-day activities effectively. It involves a comprehensive review of an individual’s physical, emotional, and practical needs, conducted by a trained professional.
Why is it Important?
The assessment helps identify appropriate care solutions and services tailored to individual needs. Based on the outcome, you may receive recommendations for:
Assistive Equipment: Such as mobility aids or personal alarms.
Home Adaptations: Including modifications like a walk-in shower to improve accessibility.
Personal Care Support: Practical help from a paid carer for tasks like bathing, dressing, or meal preparation.
Day Care Services: For children with disabilities or special needs, including access to day centres and lunch clubs.
Care Home Placement: If a move to a care home is necessary for greater support.
How to Get a Personal Care Assessment
You can request a personal care assessment through your local council or social services. The process is straightforward and designed to ensure you receive the appropriate level of support.
Is There a Cost?
The personal care assessment itself is free of charge. It is available to anyone who may need it, ensuring that everyone has access to the support they require.
Next Steps
Contact your local council or social services to arrange your personal care assessment. They will guide you through the process and provide information on the types of services and support that may be available to you.