Expert Care to meet your needs
End of Life Care
Prestige Nursing understands caring for someone who requires end of live care is a very emotional time not only for the individual but also for their family and friends. Many individuals choose to be cared for in the comfort and familiar surroundings of their own home and having a care worker or nurse you can rely on and who has a complete understanding of your needs can be of great reassurance.
Our specialist end of life service is provided by dedicated, experienced and highly trained nurses and care workers. Prestige Nursing will make sure that during this very difficult time we provide the best quality of life for you, whilst also being there to support family and friends. Our specialist End of Life service aims to provide care and support similar to the NHS End of Live Care Programme, which sets out to provide improved quality of care at the end of life for individuals in the community, allowing them to live and die in the place of their choice.
Dementia and Alzheimer’s
Prestige Nursing provides a specialist live-in service to individuals who suffer from Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. This specialist dementia care service offers people a chance to be cared for in the familiar surroundings of their own homes.
Dementia is a degenerative disorder with the loss (usually gradual) of mental abilities such as thinking, remembering, and reasoning. There are many different types of dementia, each with their own causes, but the most common is Alzheimer’s disease. The signs and symptoms of dementia often include loss of memory, confusion, and changes in personality, mood and behaviour. Live-in care is an ideal option for individuals as it removes confusion that can occur when someone is being cared for in unfamiliar surroundings such as a care home. We provide one to one support that allows individuals and their families to receive the most appropriate care and support for their needs. Our specialist Dementia service aims to provide care and support similar to that of the National Dementia Strategy : Department of Health - Social care which aims to provide improved quality of care to individuals who suffer from Dementia.
Our team of highly qualified nurses and care workers are committed to providing and developing best practises within dementia services and offer the highest quality of care. Our care staff undertake specialist training in dementia care and have a true understanding of the unique nature of this disease.
Neurological Conditions
Prestige Nursing Ltd offers a specialist live- in service to those individuals who suffer with neurological conditions. We support people who have conditions such as Brain Injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke, Parkinson’s Disease and Epilepsy. The aims of our service are to help people to live as independently as possible through rehabilitation and achieving positive outcomes for the client and their families.
We understand that suffering from many neurological condition can be life-changing, our live-in service can provide the care and support you need to help reduce the disruption of life’s routines by providing the required levels of care and support to help you live-in your own home.
Prestige Nursing will work with you to promote independence and achieve your required outcomes; we can work with other agencies including Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, District Nurses Counsellors and Psychologists where required. Our team of qualified registered nurses and care workers are specially trained to provide care and support to individuals with neurological conditions. Our staff are experienced in this field and undertake specialist training in order to provide the highest quality of care.
Acquired Brain Injury and Acquired Spinal Injury
Prestige Nursing provides specific live-in care and support service to clients whose brain or spinal injury inhibits his or her choice, capacity or independent lifestyle. Prestige Nursing works with Case Managers or directly with individuals to facilitate positive outcomes to care and support services. Our outcome-based support is developed with the client in accordance with their needs, including individual rehabilitation goals, care and maintenance of health, lifestyle and well-being.
Our team of qualified registered nurses, support and care workers are extremely experienced and undertake specialist training to enable them to provide care and support services to individuals with acquired brain and spinal injury
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