Sylvian Care Wolverhampton
WV3, Wolverhampton
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Sylvian Care WolverhamptonWV3, Wolverhampton
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SylvianCare Wolverhampton is a specialist provider of domiciliary care services based in Wolverhampton that provides professional person-centred care tailored to meet individual health care needs to our service users in the comfort of their own homes.
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David Mark
Working with Sylvian Care Wolverhampton afforded me the opportunity to further develop my career in care. The management were very concern about staff welfare and wellbeing.
Why should our clients choose you?
We believe care matters. SylvianCare began as a small family business dedicated to providing high quality homecare services. Our commitment to delivering the services you want, how you want them, in the comfort of your own home is stronger now than ever.
What changes have you made to keep your customers safe from Covid-19?
Our Safeguarding process ensures that we are adequately prepared for Covid-19
LIVE-IN CARE
Whilst many people may only require support at certain times during the day such as mealtimes or alternatively for certain activities such as washing or dressing, for some the need for care is more acute. Recognising this need SylvianCare offer a Managed Live In Care service. As the title suggests our care staff, under this service, will live in the client’s home providing 24/7 care. Our trained carers will manage all the personal and domestic needs of their clients.
We recognize that a ‘one size fits all’ approach to our clients’ needs would restrict what we can do. That is why we try to tailor every aspect of our service to achieving the best possible outcome for our clients and those who are close to them. Our Live-In Carers can provide consistency and flexibility of routine unlike home care domiciliary visits or care homes and can be a cost effective alternative to residential care.
LIVE-IN CARE
Live-in care is a popular choice for people with high support needs as it enables people to stay in their own home rather than move into a care home.
HOME CARE
If you’re finding it difficult to carry out personal care routines – such as washing or dressing – home care can provide the support you need to stay safe and independent in your own home.
Whilst this sector of care is all classed under the same heading, our service is always tailored to meet the individual needs of each of our clients. The support that we offer under Home Care covers different aspects such as practical home help, personal care, medication administration.
NIGHT CARE
Whilst our day care service may provide assistance with our client’s bedtime routine some people’s primary need for care may be during the night. Often it is during the hours of darkness that people feel most vulnerable. A member of the SylvianCare team will be available to provide any support required. This can range from help with toileting, changing of clothing and bed linen in the case of an unfortunate accident and a morning wake up service.
In addition, our clients welcome the fact that someone else is in the house overnight, allowing them peace of mind and an undisturbed night’s sleep.
REABLEMENT
Has your loved one have a fall or a short illness that required hospitalisation? Do you feel under pressure having to care for them yourself or arranging care?
Sylviancare offers temporary care for up to six weeks to help your relative get back on their feet giving you that peace of mind that they are cared for by professional trained carers while you can get on with your own pressures and responsibilities. Find out what support we can offer below.
END OF LIFE CARE
End of life care covers physical, emotional and social needs. It helps people approaching the end of their lives to live as well as possible in the time remaining. We work to support you and your family with personalised and comforting end-of-life care.
DEMENTIA CARE
The photos they recognise. The smells they remember. The little imperfections they love…
For those living with dementia, there’s nowhere more comforting than the home they know. And for those with a carer on hand, the home they know is still one of the safest places for them to be and the most cost-effective option.
