Tokscare Solutions

Live-in care provides constant, round-the-clock care from a dedicated carer who lives with you in your home, offering a helping hand at a moment’s notice. We understand that being supported by or looking after a loved one with care needs can sometimes be overwhelming. That’s why our live-in care is centred around your individual needs, routines and preferences.

With live-in care from Tokscare Solutions, you and your loved ones can focus on the most important thing of all: spending quality time together.

What's included in live in care?
Our live-in care service can support you in any way you need it to, including:

Personal care
Including bathing, toileting, changing clothes and self-care, all with dignity and discretion.

Companionship
As a helping hand, a listening ear and a shoulder to lean on; you’ve got a friend in us.

Household chores
Including laundry, dusting and running the vacuum around for a fresh and cosy home.

Going out and about
We understand your life extends beyond your home, so we’ll support you there, too.

Dietary needs
Including planning and preparing nutritious meals to ensure your dietary needs are being met.

Complex care
Nurse-supported care for more intricate care needs, such as cathether and stoma management.

Anyone living with a long-term, progressive illness or injury can benefit from complex care. Overseen by our specialist trained staff, we will ensure that you have the right level of care in place for you that enables you to live well with your condition, whilst being surrounded with your home comforts.

There is a wide variety of different health conditions and symptoms that Tokscare solutions can provide support with. They include:

Neurological conditions – including multiple sclerosis (MS), motor neurone disease (MND), Parkinson’s, Huntington’s and stroke
Catheter, bowel and stoma care
Tracheostomy care
Gastronomy care – including PEG feeding
Acquired brain injury
Spinal cord injury
We’ll get to know you and everything about your condition and symptoms that you need support with. That way, you can receive bespoke, person-centred care at home, enabling you to live the life you want to lead on your terms.

What goes into a complex support plan?

A complex care support plan will include all of the details relating to an individual’s health care needs, including any diagnosis that they may have, and the treatment required. Written in first person, a support plan is centred around the individual and their wishes, and will include important information such as their next of kin and other medical professionals involved in their care.

Dementia care is all about helping you or a relative to have the support they need to carry on living in their own home. Our carers always work to follow a routine that you’re used to and comfortable with, maintaining independence as much as possible, and always promoting the highest standard of care for the person they’re supporting.

Dementia homecare

Whether you just need someone to check on your loved one first thing in the morning and help with personal care or breakfast, or continuous live-in care to make sure they’re safe during the night, you can be assured that our fully-trained carers will be on hand to help whenever you need them. They can also assist with other areas, such as:

Medication support
Helping with mobility
Facilitating hobbies, activities, and social interaction
Preparing meals and tending to household tasks

While some receive palliative care at an inpatient hospice or residential nursing home, it is becoming an increasingly popular choice to get access to palliative care at home. Many individuals want to stay in an environment where they feel most comfortable as a way of managing emotional responses to their symptoms; it’s often referred to as hospice care at home.

Palliative care at home can involve:
Personal care and assisted living such as assistance with bathing, dressing and toileting
Continence care, whether it is changing continence pads or managing a stoma or catheter
Medication support including prompts or administering medication, even the more complex prescriptions
Support with pain management
Help moving around the home, whether it is gentle support or hoisted transfers
Assisted living through housekeeping duties such as vacuuming, dusting, changing beds or doing the laundry
Preparing meals to your tastes, and washing up afterwards
Caring for your pet including feeding and walking
Running errands to collect prescriptions or food shopping
Companionship and supporting your independent living at home

Visiting care is for anyone who wishes to remain independent in their own home, but requires a level of support to do so.

It may be that you have lost confidence following a fall or that you need extra support after a period in hospital. Or maybe your care needs have increased and you would like a little more support on a regular basis. Whatever your need, the extra help our home care services provide can make all the difference.

We believe in offering a truly quality service, providing the care industry’s renowned carer training and full ongoing support to each of our carers so they can give the very best level of care to you.

You don’t have to spend months, or even years, surviving life and pushing through difficulties on your own.

Let us help you thrive and be in control of your life. Let us empower you to overcome your toughest obstacles, reach optimum wellbeing, achieve peace of mind and reach your highest potential.

We support you through the emotional and psychological impact of the COVID-19 crisis, so you can bounce back stronger than ever.

Tok’s Care Solutions brings together qualified, experienced therapists, counsellors and coaches. We believe working with a therapist or a coach to create a talking or healing space should be just like taking a walk in the sun or doing a physical workout – not just for those who have major life challenges. Therapy and coaching are for everyone.

Tok’s Care Solutions is a leading provider of Care Quality Commission (CQC) Compliance support to the care sector. Clients include nursing and residential care homes, domiciliary providers, GP surgeries, and NHS Trusts.

Tok’s Care Solutions has an experienced team of professionals that work closely with your care team to drive compliance performance. So, if you are graded Inadequate or Requires Improvement or even GOOD or OUTSTANDING then come and let Tok’s assist you and your gorgeous residents.

Here at Tok’s Care Solutions, we are often asked: “which mandatory training courses are required for general practitioners and the private sector”. Other providers also want to know whether CQC has set out a list of mandatory training for members of the GP practice or the private sector.

Mandatory Training
Dignity and Privacy
COSHH
Mental Capacity Act DOLS
Infection Control
Moving and Handling
Safe Guarding Vulnerable Adults and Children Level 2
Lone Worker
Equality and Diversity
Health and SAFETY
Information Governance
Fire Safety
Food HYGIENE
Basic Life Support
Conflict Management