Spinal injury care for young people – how live-in care can improve the lives of younger spinal injury patients
A spinal injury is a life-changing event that’s difficult to cope with whatever your age. But despite the fact that approximately half the people who have a spinal injury are under the age of thirty, spinal injury care solutions are far more likely to cater for older...
5 easy tips to stay physically and mentally active in later life
As you get older, it’s crucial to stay active to look after both your physical and mental health. But if you don’t know where to start or just need some encouragement or guidance, then check out our top 5 tips for staying active to help you look after your body and your mind.
How live-in carers can help elderly people feel less lonely
As restrictions are relaxing and the world slowly opens again, feelings of isolation and loneliness are still present in the elderly. Many still feel anxious about mixing, and for some life is still very different from what it was before.
How respite care helps families provide the best care for their loved ones
It can be challenging for many carers to take a break from providing care for a loved one. But adequate rest and recuperation is vital. Looking after your own health is essential if you want to continue providing care. In these situations, respite care can help.
The importance of staying active with Multiple Sclerosis
Although (MS) is currently a lifelong condition for which there is no cure, regular exercise is central to a positive lifestyle that can help slow the progression of the disease.
What happens in the early stages of dementia?
To provide the best care and support both before and after a dementia diagnosis, it is important to understand how it manifests itself in the early stages.
How Spinal Injuries Can Affect People and Their Families
Understanding how a spinal cord injury (SCI) affects both our clients and their wider support network of friends and family helps us to provide the best care possible. It can also provide useful insight and guidance for people who are navigating their way with an SCI, for themselves or a loved one.
Holistic live-in care for people with brain injuries
Individuals with a brain injury often need a wide range of support in day to day life and this can be challenging to navigate both for themselves and their families. Whilst treatment and recovery plans are different for everyone, live-in care at home can offer the greatest benefits to client’s health and wellbeing. Here at Eximius, holistic support is at the core of our live-in care programme. The services we provide are tailored to help the whole person rather than focusing solely on our client’s medical and physical needs. This means their mental and emotional needs also form an essential part of their care plan.
What makes OUTSTANDING live-in care?
Here at Eximius, we are incredibly proud to be one of only 5% of care providers in the UK to be rated ‘outstanding’ by the Care Quality Commission.
But what else differentiates the companies that provide outstanding care? There is no one better placed to highlight the quality of our care than our own clients and families. We are delighted to share with you here highlights of the service we are proud to provide, in their words.
How Live-In Night Care can provide peace of mind and support when you need it most
The nature of some conditions can mean you or your loved one need specialist care during the night as well as during the day. This can be both exhausting and difficult to manage without dedicated support. Whether you need respite care at night because you’re already providing care during the day, or support round the clock, you could benefit from our Live-In Night Care service.