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Rehabilitation Care at Home

Our specialist rehabilitation care can support you with your recovery after illness or a stay in hospital. Our CAREGivers can deliver a practical, tailored service to help you recuperate in the comfort of your own home.

Rehabilitation Care at Home
Home care can help speed up your recovery time

Home care can help speed up your recovery time

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A spell of illness or a stay in hospital is stressful and can knock us off our feet for a while. Rest assured, Home Instead has extensive experience of helping people to get home from hospital safely and regain their sense of comfort and independence.

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Research shows rehabilitating at home is better for your wellbeing, so Home Instead offers a variety of support services to help you recuperate at home and focus on getting better.

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Whether organising transport, medication, equipment, meal preparation, household chores, companionship or personal care, our experienced CAREGivers can help you with all aspects of your rehabilitation and recuperation to ensure a speedy recovery.

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Fully-qualified CAREGivers

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At Home Instead, we work with you to provide flexible, personalised home care based on your specific requirements when you need it, whether on an ongoing or short-term post-operative basis.

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Our CAREGivers are hand-picked for their character and values, and are expertly trained to support older people and their families.

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Rehabilitation care from Home Instead will potentially reduce health complications and hospital admissions. We will assist with your health needs and care management plan. We will also work with you and your health care team when reviewing your care needs.

I want to take this opportunity to thank you, each and every one of you, for the outstanding care you have taken of my mother, and myself and siblings. You are the reason that my mother was able to come home from hospital.

A.N. on recovering from hospital at home

Family member
A.N. on recovering from hospital at home

Home Instead has changed what was once a struggle every day for us to having smiling faces with cheerful attiudes and enormous help with our father, bringing some stable routine to our days.

C. S. on CAREGiver help

Family member
C. S. on CAREGiver help
 What is rehabilitation and recuperation?

What is rehabilitation and recuperation?

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Rehabilitation and recuperation is the period spent recovering from illness or injury, when someone works towards returning to their former health or physical state.

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Your doctor or surgeon will advise you on the best way to do this; for illness, this might include certain foods or supplements, an exercise plan, or techniques to relax and relieve physical tension.

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Recovery after surgery may include any of these things, as well as prescribed pain medication, physical therapy or exercises relevant to the affected area, wound care if necessary, or temporary bed rest. The advice you will receive will be personalised

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What is rehabilitation and recuperation care?

Rehabilitation and recuperation care is there to support you in any way you need.

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From assistance with arranging discharge from hospital or attending clinic appointments, to helping with daily tasks such as household cleaning, laundry, personal care, medication reminders, meal preparation, or getting out into the community.

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Home Instead can also provide more specific support around complex health needs such as catheters and stoma care.

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We are even there to support with any rehabilitation programmes that you may have been provided.

The benefits of rehabilitation and recuperation care

The benefits of rehabilitation and recuperation care

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Our CAREGivers are fully trained and assessed as competent in your specialist care needs to support you in the best way, often relieving pressure on family caregivers.

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Evidence suggests effective support helps reduce the number of possible complications and the need for hospital admissions.

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Having professional support means that the little – and big – things can be taken care of so that you can just focus on getting better.