Who can we support?
We work with private clients, local authorities, and case managers, providing support for individuals living at home. If your usual provider can’t assist, we’re here to help at short notice for as long as you require.
The benefits of domiciliary care with the Guild
Domiciliary care with the Guild offers people the right support to safely remain at home rather than move into hospital or a care facility, helping them to retain their independence in familiar surroundings without disrupting their routine. It brings peace of mind to families concerned about a person’s wellbeing, nutrition, and risk of falls.
Our highly trained workers offer bespoke, personalised support for both adults and children. They offer physical, emotional, and practical support for a wide range of situations. Whether support is needed with washing, dressing, cooking, shopping, or respite care, we’re here whenever – and wherever – you need us.
Our ability to step in at short notice, without the commitment of regular bookings, means you can plan care when you need it most. And our workers are recruited to standards that exceed local regulations and guidelines.
What is the cost of domiciliary care?
The cost of domiciliary care depends on your individual needs and we’ll discuss your requirements and design a care package that fits. Our team is on hand to talk you through what’s involved to precisely find the level of care you require and we will always be transparent about our costs.
We can also support individuals looking for private care at home with a range of conditions and disabilities such as:
- Complex Care conditions
- Acquired brain injuries
- Spinal injuries
- Complex orthopaedic injuries and amputation
- Palliative care or end of life care
- Learning disabilities
- Mental health support
- Rehabilitation following an accident
- Supporting people returning home from hospital
