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Did you know that you can have a live-in Carer for Companionship Care only?

  • May 12
  • 2 min read

Live-in carer for elderly companionship care

Having an active social life can help people stay physically and mentally healthy. This is particularly true for elderly people, as having someone to talk to and share things with, as well as going out to visit places, can be immensely stimulating and enjoyable. We’re often told by our live-in care clients and their families, just how much of a difference a live-in carer can make to them/their loved ones quality of life.

Feeling lonely can be really hard for so many people and it can have a very negative effect on a person’s mental and physical health. We know that for the older generation, it’s very important that they’re able to talk to people and share similar interests with others. There are so many easy and simple ways that this can be achieved, which can have such a profound affect on how someone feels.

As a live-in carer agency, Access Care, takes the vetting of all of our private carers that we register very seriously. All our of self-employed live-in carers are very carefully vetted and are not just registered for their level of care experience and expertise. We pride ourselves on the fact that we register the finest live-in carers who not only provide excellent 24 hour live in care, but they are also there for companion care too.

As well as having someone at home to be a wonderful companion, social activities can also provide a sense of purpose, whether it’s simply the routine of having a schedule and a place to be or the sense of accomplishment that comes from reaching a goal. Social activities help the elderly stay involved and active in the community.

Below are some of activities that our self-employed live-in carers like to do with their client:

  • Attend coffee mornings to help their clients stay in contact with their local community

  • Attend Church and the local Community Centre for organised events

  • Go to Bingo

  • Go to card playing events or just enjoy a fun game at home!

  • Go to a book club

  • Go shopping and out for lunch

  • Go to the hairdresser/barbers for a pampered treat!

  • Enjoy gardening and visiting the local garden centre

The above is just a very small part of all the wonderful activities that our live-in carers and clients get involved in together. The most important element is that the client has a choice and is very much in control of deciding what they would like to do. Their live-in carer is there to help ensure they can still very much enjoy all their hobbies and interests, therefore ensuring an enriched and independent life.

If you have a relative or loved one who you feel would benefit from a live-in carer and you would like to talk to us about arranging in home care, please give our friendly expert team a call for a chat.

Please call 0330 401 0023 or e-mail hello@access-care.co.uk and we will get in touch with you. Our goal is to provide our in home care clients with comprehensive and friendly 24-hour live-in care, allowing you to feel supported and empowered every step of the way.


 
 
 

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Tiggy Bradshaw

Tiggy Bradshaw is the CEO and driving force behind Access Care, a family-run live-in care agency founded in 1994. Tiggy stepped into the company founded by her mother, Judie Tighe, after growing up immersed in the business and its values. Under her leadership, Access Care remains small enough to pay attention to the details yet large enough to deliver impactful care solutions across the UK. 


Her mission is to arrange compassionate, professional live-in carers that enable individuals to remain in their own homes with dignity, rather than moving into a residential setting. With decades of experience behind the team, Tiggy prioritises highly-vetted carers, personalised matching and a caring, family-first ethos. 


Together with her dedicated team, Tiggy continues to build on the founding vision of transforming live-in care - treating every family, client and carer as if they were part of her own.

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