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Like everyone, you want to stay at home for as long as possible. This is becoming more and more possible thanks to a combination in the rise of live-in care programs in the UK and improvements in mobility technology.
Only a generation ago the only options for people who developed chronic health issues with severe mobility issues was to either go into a care home or have a member of their family provide support.
Today, live-in carers provide around-the-clock care in your own home, so they are always on hand to provide you with all the support you need.
As soon as you move to a care home you lose your independence – you are no longer responsible for your maintaining your home, shopping, paying bills, cleaning or anything else. For those that have relatively mild care needs, a move to a care home can seem very restrictive, and this is why live-in care is becoming so popular.
Rather than a carer who visits to prepare meals, clean, and help you to wash, a live-in carer will stay in your home 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You obviously need to have a spare room where they can not only sleep but also feel at home.
Your carer’s day will start first thing in the morning when they will help you up and out for bed, and tend to your morning hygiene needs. You may be served breakfast in bed if you wish (having a good lap tray for your carer to serve you meals on is a must!), or breakfast in your kitchen or dining room.
Your carer will be responsible for preparing all your meals, helping you to eat if need be, and clearing up and cleaning.
A daily bath is a good treat and something your carer will be happy to help you with. If you have a bath lift this will help both of you, as it will provide you support to get into and out of the bath.
Beyond administering medication and attending any medical needs, your live-in carer will help you out with day-to-day living too, so will take you to the shops, help you get your pension and manage your bills. If you attend any social clubs they can assist you there too.
As well as the nursing care that they provide, a good live-in carer also provides you with company. It is very important that you can get along with your carer, and one way to help with this is to make your home as welcoming as possible for them.
Invite them from day one to sit with you in your front room to watch television, so that they know that this is acceptable, and start conversation with them. Some live-in carers who are new to care may feel that they need to be “doing something” all the time, and not realise at first that chatting is a vital part of their care work.
The easier you can make it to live comfortably in your own home, the better your relationship will be with your carer. For example, if you need to call for help every single time you wish to get up from your chair, then your carer may be interrupted when cooking or cleaning.
For instance, if you have a riser recliner chair and a rollator, then you will still be able to get up from your armchair and get around the house.
Likewise, the more help you can provide yourself with going to the toilet, such as using toilet seat raisers and grab bars, the more you can continue to be independent.
While it is great to have somebody on hand 24 hours a day, there will always be days that you feel you have a little extra energy and a desire to be a little more independent.
You should always embrace these occasions, and this is why it is so important to have mobility aids around the home to allow this.
It is important to note that your live-in carer is never going to be a permanent fixture. T
hey tend to do shifts in different homes, and will of course require holidays too, and cover will be provided.
Most agencies like to rotate carers too, so that all their carers have a wide range of experience dealing with different patients with varying needs. And carers do move on from jobs too, and it can be hard to say goodbye to a good carer.
Live-in-care is a growing trend in the UK at the moment as more people are determined to stay in their own homes for as long as possible.
As the cost of care homes continues to rise, live-in care starts to look far more appealing. Remember that a live-in carer is a two way relationship, and the more relaxed they feel working in your home, the happier you will be with having them around all the time.
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Elderly care is changing and Live in Care is now more popular than ever. Read our guide on what these changes will mean if you are looking at care. https://t.co/R0pewwkYis
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 24, 2019
Are you looking to find a home care, residential care or live in care provider? If so, why don't you use our FREE CARE FINDER SERVICE. We've built a chat robot to help you. It's very different to what you may have seen below. Give it a go! https://t.co/AMxS8AIAEi
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 24, 2019
Travel insurance for over 70s can be incredibly costly – and the price can often come as a shock. Our guide gives you LOADS of Top Tips on reducing the cost and saving yourself a lot of money! https://t.co/4NFXFm8Jq5
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 24, 2019
The Court of Protection (COP) makes decisions on financial or welfare matters for people who cannot make decisions at the time they need to be made. Read our guide that explains a lot more. https://t.co/Vb9GvzTfXw
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 24, 2019
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— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 24, 2019
Choosing a Live in Carer can be a daunting experience. You need to get it right. We have produced an article with helpful videos to show you exactly what you need to do. https://t.co/xCpIApy5no
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 24, 2019
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— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 24, 2019
An Interest in Possession Trust allows you to stay in your home whilst transferring the assets to a trust to protect them for your spouse & future generations. Read more about how they work here. https://t.co/SYfk0bKLj2
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 24, 2019
One of the most stressful areas when it comes to #care is working out how you will pay for it. Typically there are 6 ways you can pay. Our guide explains what they are. https://t.co/MBuPhYNC6r
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
With #funeral costs rising, more and more people are looking at putting in place pre-paid funeral plans. Read our guide on what they are and what you need to think about. https://t.co/L28NEyICz0
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
A Living Will or 'advance decision' allows you to set out your wishes and refuse medical treatment in future. Read our guide that sets out what it involves and how to make one. https://t.co/Q5x72YKRsc
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
A Lasting Power of Attorney for Property & Financial Affairs enables your trusted person to manage your financial and property assets on your behalf when you can't do so yourself. Read more here. https://t.co/AVQLj0qe43
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
NHS continuing healthcare funds all assessed health and social care needs resulting from disability, accident or illness. If you meet the criteria, the NHS should meet the full cost of your care. Read more here. https://t.co/br2aPGcYQL
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
Have you ever thought about becoming a care assistant? If so, read our guide that explains more about what the role involves and it it might be right for you. https://t.co/4Au0wuHWHR
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
Estate planning is one of the most important things you can do as you get older as it helps you to avoid or reduce the amount of inheritance tax your family pays. Read more in our guide. https://t.co/56f81mYBnL
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
Do you or a loved one live with #dementia? If so, we've produced a 10K word article that shares 51 great tips to help with daily life. We cover topics from maintaining mental health, wellbeing & legal and financial affairs. A must read. https://t.co/sRyMuEzGuk
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
We've saved you some time and collated the day's elderly care and healthcare news for the the UK. Save yourself some time going from site to site and read it all in one place :-) https://t.co/gjazzV5Wv0
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
A Living Will allows you to set out your wishes now, so that they can be followed in future if you are incapable of communicating or making a decision. Read more about this sensitive topic here. https://t.co/mJxdwryfxe
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
Are you thinking of using Equity Release to pay for your care costs? Well you should always take advice. Use our directory to find advisors in your area. https://t.co/d3bT8M0lwM
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 23, 2019
Equity release allows you to release money from your house, tax-free, and generate an income based on the value of your home. This can be used to pay your care costs. Read how here. https://t.co/z9GoHCJgS4
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
Have you been thinking about getting a Will made up? If so, why wait and not do it straight away. Our directory has professionals that can help you in your local area. https://t.co/rls1v5XgP1
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
Ever wondered how much cash you can take out of your house TAX-FREE> Try our Equity Release calculator and find out. You will be quite surprised! https://t.co/QTtss4qNlD
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
If you own your own home you don't need to sell it to pay for your #care costs. Why not rent it out? Our guide explains how you could do this and keep an asset to pass on. https://t.co/2wm0F9KTgs
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
A long term care #annuity is a way to use your savings through an insurance company to pay for your care. Our guide explains what they are and how to buy one. https://t.co/jRn8BuKQG6
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
Do you work for an organisation that offers #Care support in anyway. If so, get added to our directory for FREE. More information here. https://t.co/YIvGKa15Dd
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
A Power of Attorney for Health & Welfare enables a nominated family member or friend to make decisions on your behalf regarding your day-to-day care and wellbeing. Read more here. https://t.co/RC45ZFPyul
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
Living aids, that enable us to stay at home without care support, or to undertake daily activities in a residential care environment without support, are increasingly stylish, particularly in the bathroom. This blog explains how it can be achieved. https://t.co/FlwGovTqzI
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
Are you looking to find a home care, residential care or live in care provider? If so, why don't you use our FREE CARE FINDER SERVICE. We've built a chat robot to help you. It's very different to what you may have seen below. Give it a go! https://t.co/AMxS8AIAEi
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
Inheritance Tax is a tax placed upon money and property that is gifted or inherited. However, there are steps you can take to avoid it. Read our top tips! https://t.co/A0gi0tIVUV
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
Home Care is a cheaper alternative to a care home. Use our calculator to see what it will cost in your area. Plus we have answered the top 14 financial questions you should ask when working out your costs and how to pay them. Be prepared! https://t.co/ucCPjAQ7cS
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
A really interesting blog from @YoTelecomUk on 5 ways that 21st century phones and wifi systems can be used to help care homes succeed. A mist read for all care home owners. https://t.co/1imQgXT6dB
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
We've saved you some time and collated the day's elderly care and healthcare news for the the UK. Save yourself some time going from site to site and read it all in one place :-) https://t.co/5tm2OTDB8D
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
If you are fortunate enough to have sizeable investments then you can use the income from that to pay for your care fees. Read our guide as to how you would do that. https://t.co/8jm4J6ljFh
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
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— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
The cost of care homes is becoming more expensive. We've produced a calculator to help you work out the costs which can easily be over £100k. Plus we've answered the 12 important financial questions you should consider when moving in to a care home. https://t.co/azJx5sFiWd
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 22, 2019
As you get older, the costs of care for you or a loved one can become daunting. However, did you know that the NHS sometimes has the responsibility to meet some or all of these care costs? Our guide explains it all. https://t.co/sDlsesvoUN
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 21, 2019
Ever wondered about WHY you should speak to a financial advisor before going in to care? Read our guide that explains what they do to help you. https://t.co/i4jZF2R3yM
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 21, 2019
Are you thinking about setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney for you or a loved one? If so, our directory has specialists that can help you in your area. https://t.co/vcrbcIw5Ui
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 21, 2019
You need a Will doing but not sure how you choose a Will writing service. Our guide explains what you need to do to set a Will up. https://t.co/xke33OyqD3
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 21, 2019
Deferred payment schemes are offered by local authorities to help those without immediate access to care home funding to pay for their own care. Our guide explains how they work. https://t.co/dBg1rxf3py
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 21, 2019
A Home Reversion Plan is suited to individuals over 65 looking for a method to help them pay for home care or live in care. Our guide explains what it is and if it might or might not be right for you. https://t.co/32RElAT552
— UK Care Guide (@UKCareGuide) March 21, 2019
