Marielle 24-7 Healthcare Services Ltd.

This provides round-the-clock care and companionship for those that want the peace of mind that support is always there.
A live-in carer’s responsibilities will vary depending on the level of care that’s required, but can include:
• Help with the day-to-day care of clients in their homes
• Assist with personal care including washing, bathing and medication
• Assist with daily activities including meal preparation and shopping
• Organise repeat prescriptions for medication and schedule doctor’s appointments

Dementia care
Familiarity and a friendly face with dementia care
Specialist dementia care works to reduce the effects and symptoms of dementia, whilst offering reassurance to the individual and their families. A change of routine and environment can be very daunting for someone who’s living with a type of dementia. That’s why more families than ever are turning to home care rather than residential care, so their loved one can stay in the place they know and love instead of nursing homes.
As one of the UK’s leading dementia home care providers, our nationwide team of specialists have 30 years’ experience in supporting people with dementia to live an independent life at home. We have introduced a Dementia Champion accreditation to qualifying careers and managers who have completed the necessary training and assessment to a high standard. As well as this, Marielle 24-7 Healthcare Services is part of Dementia Action Alliance, alongside organisations such as the Alzheimers society, showing a commitment to improving the quality of life of people living with dementia in the UK.
Establishing dementia care at home
As a Dementia Champion accredited provider, our managers and private careers have all undertaken extensive training and assessment to ensure they have the all the skills to provide outstanding dementia care.
With Marielle 24-7 Healthcare Services you have the peace of mind of a fully managed, licensed and regulated service – by the Care Quality Commission.
We’re helping people every day – across all parts of England – to cope with the various challenges that come with dementia and memory loss. With hundreds of different strains of this sometimes-debilitating condition, and many different stages, one of our handpicked careers will maintain your loved one’s everyday routines and can ease the strain on your family – offering an alternative to care homes.
Call us today to find out more about our dementia care services and the many flexible options for care at home.

Emergency home care
Where do you need care?
We can provide care in your home anywhere in England.
Receive expert support within as little as 24 hours
Circumstances can suddenly change meaning that you need home care at the drop of a hat. We have branches across England, so if you need emergency care it’s likely that one of our trusted careers can help.
Call us if you need home care in a hurry. We can arrange for care to start in as little as 24 hours of you getting in touch. In a crisis we can often turn this around even quicker.
We’re available day and night to take your call. With 30 years’ experience in supporting people of all ages and conditions, our private careers are fully trained in supporting a variety of complex needs.

Who is emergency care for?
Sometimes events can happen so fast that families are left wondering how they will cope. Whether there’s been an accident, a sudden illness or you’ve been let down by your current career, we’re here to help at the last minute.
By contacting us now, we can urgently arrange:
• Live-in home care after an accident or unplanned hospital discharge. Read more about what live in care covers here.
• Visiting care in an emergency, for as little as 30 minutes
• Nursing care – our careers are fully trained and experienced with many conditions
• Emergency care if you’re struggling to find cover at short notice
• Urgent palliative care so your loved one can stay at home for those difficult last moments
We understand your circumstances may change quickly as they unfold. We’re here every step of the way offering tailored support that’s built around your needs.

Long Term Care
When to consider help at home from a paid carer
The flexibility of our home care services enable you to live safely and comfortably in the place you know best – your home. From daily or weekly care visits, right through to the dedicated support of a live-in carer, there are plenty of homecare services available, even on a short-term, hour-by-hour basis.
The ultimate goal of home care is to promote independent living that suits you, and your bespoke care plan will reflect your exact needs to ensure that your support is focused entirely around you, with as little or as much support as you need.

Palliative care
Where do you need care?
We can provide care in your home anywhere in England
Specialist palliative care, tailored to your needs
We understand how distressing it can be to see how a terminal illness is affecting a loved one. That’s where we can help; by providing specialist palliative care support so your family can make the most of your time together.
Palliative care at home allows you to stay in the place you feel most comfortable, surrounded by memories and the people you love. With one-to-one support from a compassionate career who is experienced in palliative care, you can have specialist support and symptom relief from serious illness, whenever it is needed.
Whether you are looking for a full-time live-in career or intermittent visits from a local care team, we provide a full range of services for people living with illnesses, such as coping with cancer or nausea and vomiting. Our hospice and palliative care specialists follow the national palliative care guidelines. Our palliative care specialists cover all aspects of care including personal care, pain management for neurological and physical symptoms, administering medication, cooking meals, and companionship care.
With local branches and trained careers across England, fast-track palliative care can be provided at a moment’s notice. We frequently work alongside a number of organisations including hospices, support groups, NHS continuing health care teams, and district nurses. This enables us to offer the right level of home care for both patients and family alongside other elements of your care plan.
To find out more about our palliative care service or how we can support you, please contact a member of our care specialist team. We’re here seven days a week to talk through your options and can arrange a meeting with a local care manager when you’re ready to begin your health and social care.

Domiciliary care
Where do you need care?
We can provide quality home care to over 83% of homes in England
Quality care in your own home, with Marielle 24-7 Healthcare Services.
Domiciliary care is the range of services put in place to support an individual in their own home, and is available to those that require additional support with day to day household tasks, personal care or any other activity that allows them to maintain their quality of life and independent living.
We provide ongoing support that’s completely built around your needs and routines. It’s one of the many reasons why we’re the nation’s favorited for home care.
Many families are opting for domiciliary care – otherwise known as care at home – because it puts them back in control of the support they receive. With one-to-one personal attention, from 30 minutes a week and up to several visits a day or overnight support, our care plans are completely built around you. You can even opt for a live-in career living with you at home to provide 24 hour care.
Marielle 24-7 Healthcare Services is widely recognised as one of the UK’s top domiciliary care providers. Local to you, we have several branches nationwide, which are all fully licensed and regulated by the Care Quality Commission, and run by registered managers that ensure codes of practice are followed at all times. Care with us is fully managed too, with ongoing support from our homecare experts from start to finish.
Call us today to find out more about our domiciliary care services. As the nation’s only home care provider that is industry-endorsed as a Centre of Excellence, we’ll carefully match you with someone who is skillfully trained, compassionate and who fits your personality and interests, closely supervised by our expert management team.

Personal care
Where do you need care?
We can provide care in your home anywhere in England.
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Supporting your independence with a personal career
Personal care means anything done that is of a personal nature. This may include tasks that are personal to you, such as bathing, showering, applying creams and lotions, dressing, and toileting – extending to continence management and general laundry, meal preparation and feeding, and other day-to-day duties to keep you living well in the comfort of your own home.
Working to your regular routines, and ensuring that support is tailored to your specific requirements, a fully trained private career or support worker offers discreet and professional personal care in the way that’s most comfortable to you.
We believe in the importance of a continuous service and the same familiar faces, especially when it comes to personal care. Speak to us to find out more about how we can support you or a loved one.

What is personal care?
Personal care for elders is the support and supervision of daily personal living tasks and private hygiene and toileting, along with dressing and maintaining your personal appearance.
Personal care may include:
• Bathing and showering, including bed-baths
• Applying lotions and creams as required
• Dressing and getting ready for bed
• Oral hygiene
• Applying make-up, and hair care
• Support with shaving
• Foot care, especially if you are diabetic need to be extra vigilant with your feet
• Helping you to the toilet, including using a commode or bed pan
• Changing continence pads, along with cleaning intimate areas
• Support moving position in bed, to stretch and prevent bed sores
• Changing or maintaining a stoma or catheter bag, or another form of clinical intervention
In getting to know you as a person, your care plan will outline your likes and dislikes, the hygiene or beauty products you want to use and what – and who – you feel most comfortable with. Particular tasks, such as shaving and diabetic foot care, will always be outlined in your support plan with specific instructions for your career.

End of life care
This differs from palliative care because it’s focused on those very final stages of someone’s life. It’s usually additional to any long-term support you may have put in place from a live-in carer.
Realistically, this is something families will only consider in the final weeks and months of someone’s life. With that in mind, it’s about helping someone pass away in a peaceful and dignified way, in as much comfort as possible and those they love around them.
It’s at this point that any advance decisions and advance statements relating to someone’s later moments will be taken into account.

Dementia live-in care
Live-in care is the alternative care solution to residential care, nursing care or domiciliary care, which allows the elderly to remain in their home. Complex live-in care covers such things as dementia care – ensuring your loved one receives the specialist support they require alongside personal care and assistance with day-to-day tasks.
Live-in dementia careers can help to ensure your loved one’s safety at night, as well as ensuring their needs are met 24 hours per day. Dementia live-in careers offer support with medication, mobility, social interaction and general housekeeping tasks.

Home care services
Where do you need care?
We can provide care in your home anywhere in England.
When to consider help at home from a paid career
The flexibility of our home care services enable you to live safely and comfortably in the place you know best – your home. From daily or weekly care visits, right through to the dedicated support of a live-in carer, there are plenty of homecare services available, even on a short-term, hour-by-hour basis.
The ultimate goal of home care is to promote independent living that suits you, and your bespoke care plan will reflect your exact needs to ensure that your support is focused entirely around you, with as little or as much support as you need.