Our Services

Domiciliary Care
We provide domiciliary care services that prioritise your well-being and comfort. Our compassionate carers are here to offer a helping hand in various aspects of daily life such as:
• Personal Hygiene: assisting with bathing, and showering.
• Toileting Support: including specialised care such as catheter and stoma care.
• Mobility Assistance: our carers can support you with getting in and out of bed, and with     moving around your home.
• Dressing and Undressing: we ensure you’re dressed comfortably, maintaining your sense of style.
• Household Tasks: from laundry and washing up to basic cleaning, we take care of daily chores, creating a tidy and pleasant environment.
• Nutritious Meals: assisting with meal preparation and feeding to promote a balanced and healthy diet.
• Medication Management: ensuring your medication regimen is on track is our priority.
• Emotional Support: we’re here to support you to rebuild your confidence and self-esteem, offering a listening ear and companionship.
• Social Engagement: we can support you in accessing leisure activities, spending time with friends and family, and establishing new meaningful relationships.
At every step, we understand that you’re an individual deserving of respect, care, and compassion.

We fully understand the significance of safety and the emotional aspect of welcoming a new person into your home. To address this, we take great care in matching you with a carer who not only possesses the required skills but also aligns with your personality and lifestyle. We will regularly review this arrangement with your input. Choosing Live-In Care is a profound decision, and we recognise the weight of this choice. We offer home visits to discuss your unique situation and explore your options. All our Live-In Carers undergo thorough background checks and possess a DBS certification to ensure they are trustworthy and dependable individuals.

Dementia Care
Dementia is an umbrella term for a range of progressive conditions that affect the brain. Each type of dementia stops a person’s brain cells (neurones) working properly in specific areas, affecting their ability to remember, think and speak. Doctors typically use the word ‘‘dementia’’ to describe common symptoms – such as memory loss, confusion, and problems with speech and understanding – that get worse over time. Dementia can affect a person at any age but it’s more common in people over the age of 65. There are over 200 subtypes of dementia. The most common are Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, frontotemporal dementia and mixed dementia.

.EliteNurse Home Support Services offers:
• Live-In Care
• 24-hour Care
• Visiting Care
This allows people with Dementia to stay in their own homes; in the place they know and love, surrounded by the memories and possessions that are a fundamental part of who they are.
In looking after our clients with dementia, EliteNurse Home Support Services Care Workers are trained to:
• Speak simply and patiently, using their name to get their attention.
• Make mealtimes less stressful by reducing sensory confusion and serving nourishing, manageable meals.
• Create a daily routine, minimize stress by focussing on good communication, be patient and talk openly about any behaviour changes
• Encourage and help service users maintain good hygiene by providing personal care.
• Endeavour as much as practically possible to maintain service user’s daily routine.
• Help service users to take prescribed medications correctly.
• Encourage exercise and taking service users for outings with adequate risk management processes in place.
• Safeguarding and identifying any symptoms of harm and abuse
• Provide light housework and other domestic errands.

To speak to us regarding care for yourself or your loved one please ring us on 07845527505 or email us at info@elitenurse-hss.co.uk
To speak to a specialist dementia nurse about any aspect of dementia, please call free Dementia UK Helpline on 0800 888 6678 (Monday-Friday 9am-9pm, Saturday and Sunday 9am-5pm, every day except 25th December or email helpline@dementiauk.org

As a carer you may feel anxious about taking a break, not knowing if your loved one will receive the care they need. You can find peace of mind through EliteNurse Home Support Services At-Home respite care services, allowing your loved one to stay in the comfort of their own home with all their needs taken care of.
EliteNurse Home Support Services can provide planned or emergency respite care whenever you need it. If required, at home respite care can be integrated into your routine on a more permanent basis. For example, if your permanent care worker has a regular appointment, hobby or something integrated into their personal routine; at home respite care gives them the opportunity to rest and focus on themselves. Our at home respite care services are specifically tailored to fit your loved one’s specific needs as well as fit in around your lifestyle and commitments.
To discuss your respite needs please contact us on 07845527505 by phone or email us on info@elitenurse-hss.co.uk

Post Knee or Hip Joint Surgery
Mobility and pain may be issues post joint surgery. In either circumstance, we are well placed to support you, as you will be fully assessed upon discharge and our experienced home care workers will follow hospital recommendations and your personalised support plan to ensure your recovery proceeds as planned.
EliteNurse Home Support Services will work seamlessly with other Multi- Disciplinary Team Members to ensure that you receive the best possible care to facilitate optimum recovery.

As part of helping your recovery EliteNurse Home Support Services care workers will be:
• Working closely with your doctor.
• Making your home recovery-ready.
• Asking about and watching out for warning signs of infection.
• Reducing the risk of infection by strict hand washing and use of PPE.
• Assist you in taking your medicines as prescribed.
• Assisting you to maintain adequate diet and nutrition.
• Assist you in maintaining proper hydration.
• Light housework and other domestic errands.
To discuss how EliteNurse Home Support Services may be of help before or after your hip or Knee Surgery please contact us on 07845527505 or email us at info@elitenurse-hss.co.uk

Stoma Care
A stoma is a surgically created opening on the surface of the abdomen. The healthy part of the intestine is brought out through the abdomen, allowing bodily waste to be collected in a bag or pouch.
People of all ages and sexes have stoma surgery. This is because it is used in the treatment of many different illnesses and conditions including cancer, inflammatory bowel disease e.g. ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s diseases etc, diverticular disease, incontinence, chronic constipation, trauma (which causes damage to the bowel).

Some people’s stomas are permanent, others have temporary stomas which are later reversed.
There are three main types of stoma:
Colostomy
This is the term used to describe an opening from the colon or large intestine.
Ileostomy
This is the term used to describe an opening from the ileum or small intestine.
Urostomy
This is the term used to describe a stoma for a person’s urine. It is also sometimes referred to as an ileal conduit.
EliteNurse Home Support Services recognises that stomas care is always about the person and that having stoma formation is a major event and patients can become anxious and depressed following the procedure. There maybe other things that prevent you from being self-caring especially in the weeks following the procedure.
Our care workers will assist you with:
• Accurate measurement of the stoma and changing the stoma bag as required.
• Personal care.
• Maintaining the supplies including ordering and collection from pharmacy.
• Light housework and other domestic errands to keep a clean environment.
• Preparation of food and maintaining adequate hydration.
• Work closely with other MDT staff to ensure that you receive seamless care.
To discuss your stoma care needs please contact us on 07845527505 by phone or email us on info@elitenurse-hss.co.uk