Healthcare, Home Care or Live-in Care – Simply Better Healthcare Services
Are you looking for assistance at home following an accident or due to a lack of mobility? Or do you have an elderly relative who needs specialised care at home?
Better Healthcare Services can provide you or your loved one with home care or live-in care services that aim to support, empower and reassure.
We also provide social assistance and have over three thousand social care staff registered with us, ranging from social and outreach workers to those who specialise in mental health and homelessness.
In addition, we also supply nurses and healthcare professionals to assist with staffing issues within public services such as the NHS, schools and prisons.
Our regional offices, located throughout Eastern and Southern UK, can give you the helping hand you need to remain independent at home.
Big enough to support and small enough to care
If you’re looking for specialised and compassionate care at home, Better Healthcare Services can help. Our flexible home care services can help give you a better quality of life, with carers who work with you to give you the care you need. Alternatively, our live-in care services involve full-time, round-the-clock care from our qualified and passionate staff. This means that you’ll always have access to assistance as and when you need it.
It’s all about you
The best thing is, our services are completely tailored to your specific needs. So, whether you need an occasional companion or permanent support with your daily life, we’ll be able to create the perfect care plan that works best for you.
We are big enough to support and small enough to care, and we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to stay independent at home. For more information on how we can help transform your life and give you the support you need, contact Better Healthcare Services today on 020 7929 2975. Or get in touch with your local Better Healthcare Services office.
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