PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
At Prestige Nursing & Care we are members of, and work closely with leading professional associations, industry bodies and charities involved in ensuring people can access the right care and support at the right time – for all of life.
Homecare Association
The Homecare Association is a professional association and membership body for independent, not-for-profit and statutory home care providers in the UK. Its mission is to support its members to provide, sustainable, high-quality and responsive care services that enable people to stay in their own homes and communities.
BILD
Bild is charity set up in 1971 for the purpose of supporting people and championing the human rights of those living with disabilities. Its aim is to develop the skills and culture necessary to better understand peoples needs and improve the quality of their life. They support people with complex needs, including its members, universities, government departments, local authorities, NHS trust, service providers to ensure best practice care and excellent support to those with disabilities.
SPINAL INJURY ASSOCIATION (SIA)
The SIA is the leading charity in the UK supporting people and their families impacted by a spinal cord injury. The offer a pathway of support from the time of injury throughout a person’s life, not matter who the spinal injury was sustained, whether through trauma or illness. SIA is focused on helping people and to live fulfilled and independent lives. The SIA academy offers a range of training courses for health and social care professionals working in a non-specialist setting facilitated by a Spinal Court Injury Nurse Specialist.
HEADWAY
Prestige Nursing & Care is a member of Headway, the UK’s brain injury association. Headway is focused on increasing awareness and promoting understanding of brain injury, whilst supporting survivors, families and their carers to ensure they get the care they need to live fulfilled lives. It is also committed to activities and campaigns that aim to dramatically reduce the incidence of brain injury.
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How to start homecare services with Prestige Nursing + Care. Arranging homecare for your loved one can be an emotional and stressful time for everyone concerned so we have made contacting us and the initial process as simple and friendly as possible.
Contact us for a confidential and no obligation conversation on how we can help. We’ll support and guide you in your decision about homecare, and answer any question you may have honestly. How do we arrange homecare?
STEP 1: Free Care Assessment in the Home
We offer a free, no obligation care assessment where you can ask all the questions you need to and we can explain all the care services we have to offer. We do visits to your home at your convenience to ensure we take the time to get to know you and your loved one’s needs before building their personalised care and support plan.
STEP 2: Making a decision
Should you decide that Prestige Nursing + Care’s homecare services are right for you, or a loved one, we will talk through our recommended personalised care and support plan with you. We’ll discuss your care team as well as plan your first visit.
STEP 3: Ongoing Support
Your local Branch team will check that you were happy with our first visit and agree on a schedule for ongoing future visits in line with your care and support plan. We’ll make regular checks that all is well and will monitor your care team closely. We’ll also keep any family members informed if you wish us to do so. At all times, you will be able to contact your dedicated local Branch team if you wish to make any changes or discuss any concerns.
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