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.
How live-in clinical care can enable those with complex needs to remain at home
Long-term conditions and serious injury are often life changing both for those seeking care, and for their families. But remaining at home with dignified, discreet live-in clinical care and support is often a viable option.
Spinal Cord Injury
A cohesive rehabilitation and care programme can help those with spinal cord injuries return to the highest level of function and independence possible, while improving the overall quality of life – physically, emotionally, and socially. When this is combined with the right live-in clinical care, clients can continue to stay within their own home, and lead fulfilling, active, and independent lives.
Supporting our clients with respite care
What is respite care? Although for the majority a family carer’s main concern is to look after their loved one, at Eximius we understand how emotionally and physically demanding this can be. It is important that family carer’s take time out to look after themselves....
Supporting our clients after a stroke
What is a stroke? A stroke is a serious life-threatening medical condition that happens when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut off. The resulting lack of oxygen to the brain causes damage that affects how the body functions. There are more than...
Supporting our clients with a spinal injury
What is a spinal injury? A spinal cord injury is damage to the spinal cord. It’s an extremely serious type of physical trauma that’s likely to have a lasting and significant impact on most aspects of daily life. The spinal cord is a bundle of nerves and other tissue...
Supporting our clients post hospital recovery
What is post hospital recovery care? Following a period of illness, surgery, or unexpected situation, Eximius can provide short term care to make the journey of recovery a little easier. For the majority short term care is a one-off care arrangement to support an...