Hbn Caring Services

24 hour live-in care for when round the clock care is needed to support you in living independently at home

Hourly in home care – sometimes called visiting care – is provided to people in their own homes when additional support is needed with day-to-day life. A competent and compassionate carer will help you with:

Household tasks
Personal care
Preparing and cooking meals
Any other activity that allows you to maintain independence and quality of life
Care at home can be provided from a one hour visit to as many hours / visits you require throughout the day, one or several days of the week depending on your care and support needs. For those who have complex needs, hourly care can be provided over a 24-hour period.

Hourly home help can be used to support you if you are living with a condition that impacts your ability to live independently and need condition-led care, for example:

Hourly care for dementia or Parkinson’s,
You are recovering from an illness or hospital treatment
You need help at home following a stroke.

Respite care is the term used for short-term or temporary care and support services, that can be provided in a residential setting or in a person’s own home. Respite care allows a family carer to take a break from their usual caring duties.

According to Carers UK, there are over 6.5 million family carers caring for a loved one throughout the UK. For many, it is their choice to provide care for a loved one prior to employing a professional at-home carer. However, looking after a family member who has care and support needs can be emotionally and physically demanding, so naturally everyone will need a break at some point.

In-home respite care can allow a family carer to:

Take a much-needed holiday
Have relaxation time to ensure they are rested to care again
Honour work commitments
Maintain hobbies or social activities
Stay with friends and family
Attend an emergency or urgent situation
Respite care is a flexible care service that enables a family to understand how a home care service would work in practice to see if a permanent arrangement would be the right care choice. Respite care services can be used to support you if you are living with a condition that impacts your ability to live independently and need condition care, for example, respite care for older people with conditions such as dementia or Parkinson’s.

We are trusted by our clients, their families, commissioning groups and case managers to provide skilled and compassionate nursing care that is focused on improving health and overall well-being – and all in the place people love most, their own home. Our established nurse-led service cares for generations of people – from babies who require paediatric care at home, to children with a learning disability through to adolescents who have had a life-changing accident to adults and older people living with neurological conditions or other physical disabilities. Our care is aimed to facilitate independence, social interaction and emotional well-being whilst supporting people to fulfil their potential and live a purposeful and meaningful life. We are experts in the specialist care of conditions that impact a person’s ability to live well, including:

Neurological conditions like dementia, Parkinson’s or motor neurone disease
Physical disabilities such as muscular dystrophy and cerebral palsy
Palliative care for those who are nearing the end of their life.
We provide nurse-led clinical interventions including:

Respiratory and airway support
Tracheostomy management
Feeding support (including PEG feeding)
Stoma and catheter care.

HBN Caring, are experts in providing specialist paediatric complex care services to people in their own homes.

We are trusted by our clients, their families, commissioning groups and case managers to provide competent and compassionate paediatric care that is focused on improving health and overall well-being – and all in the place children love most, their own home.

We work with children at all stages of their development, from babies and toddlers, to school age children right through to adolescents supporting their transition into adulthood. Our focus is to keep children requiring complex paediatric care at home where they should be with their families and to support their optimum independence.

Our approach is family centred and we work closely with the children and young people in our care, their parents and families to provide clinical care of the highest quality. The complex care we provide is aimed to facilitate independence, social interaction and emotional well-being whilst supporting children to fulfil their potential and live a purposeful and meaningful life.

We provide specialist care of conditions, and physical disabilities that impact a child’s ability to live well, including cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, spinal injury and learning disabilities, like down’s syndrome to name a few.

We have been trusted by our clients, their families, commissioning groups and case managers to provide skilled and compassionate adult nursing care that is focused on improving health and overall well-being – and all the in the place people love most, their own home.
Our established complex care service supports adults who are living with a chronic health issue such as a neurological condition or have been impacted by a life-changing accident which requires physical and mental health support, or for those who are living with a life-limiting illness, including end-of-life care, a mental health condition or a learning disability. The care we provide aims to facilitate independence, social interaction and emotional and mental well-being, whilst supporting people to fulfil their potential and live a purposeful and meaningful life.
We are experts in the specialist care of conditions that impact a person’s ability to live well, including neurological conditions like Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis or motor neurone disease, physical disabilities such as muscular dystrophy and cerebral palsy, and we provide palliative care for those who are nearing the end of their life. We provide nurse-led clinical interventions including respiratory and airway support, such as tracheostomy management, feeding support including PEG feeding and stoma and catheter care.
We work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals, multidisciplinary teams, commissioning groups and other therapy providers involved in our client’s care to ensure an integrated and holistic approach underpins the adult complex care we provide. Family involvement and support is central to our approach to providing adult complex home care. Our care teams ensure families receive high levels of support, as much as is needed. We take time to understand the caring relationship between our clients and their families and our approach is respectful of this and client focused. The level of care provided is planned in partnership with everyone involved in a client’s care as we know through our experience this ensures goals are reached and outcomes are improved.

We know through our experience of supporting thousands of people and their families, that are faced with the prospect of needing palliative/end-of-life care that most people would prefer to stay in the safety, comfort and familiarity of their treasured home and not endure the disruption caused from a move away.

For many a move from home can cause much upset, worry and for some confusion. Having routines imposed on how you live, leaving your loved one, feeling isolated from family and friends or your local community are all common concerns experienced by those facing a move into a care home, specialist care setting, a hospice or facing a prolonged stay in hospital.

Staying at home with the in-home palliative care or end-of-life care at home you need means that you can continue to live life your way, whilst benefiting from one-to-one care provided by a competent and compassionate carer