We are specialists in providing Home care to our clients.
Our Specializations are in providing staff to our clients with, learning disability, Autism, Bipolar, and Physical Disability as well as to elderly people.
Care of Learning Disabilities, Autism, and Bipolar clients isn’t just about physical support. It’s about emotional support and social development too. All staff is highly trained and experienced, they are incredibly compassionate and offer you and your loved one much-needed emotional support.
Home Support, Domiciliary Care, Live in Care, Supported Living
Home Support
Homecare and One to One support have increasingly become a popular choice for many people, allowing them to remain in the comfort of their own homes amongst familiar surroundings and people and allowing them to live as independently as possible, for as long as possible. The support aspect of this service involves less hands-on care, as it focuses on helping with daily activities such as trips out shopping, paying bills, meeting friends, and attending appointments at the hospital or doctors. It is vital for people to retain their independence for as long as possible and Roopa Care always keeps this in mind. Our carers are chosen for their respectful, professional, and discreet approach, and they always make sure to find out how exactly their clients like to maintain personal routines and the level of support they would like.
Domiciliary care
For many of us, our home is a treasure trove of memories, where we watched our children grow up, where we laughed, and where we cried, Roopa Care offers a personalized homecare service for people wanting to remain in the comfort of their own home, our staff have training in domiciliary care as well as specialist such as Dementia, learning disability, epilepsy, stroke care, Autism, Autism, Bipolar, and Physical Disability.
Roopa Care provides a wide range of services to Care at Home. We can arrange a carer for you within 24 hours depending on what is your requirement. We arrange a friendly carer and support worker at your home or with you when you go on holiday. We can offer calls at times to suit you, where your peace of mind is key to all aspects of your care plan.
Our care staff is available for you at any time that suits your lifestyle, and those visits may be varied whenever you wish. We are available 365 days of the year, and 24 hours a day. Whether you need two hour-long visits every day or just a 30-minute visit once a week, we can accommodate your needs.
Roopa Care is committed to providing and maintaining a quality service at competitive rates. Personal Care & Support is arguably the broadest type of care that Roopa Care delivers. It involves skilled assistance with many aspects of daily life that can become increasingly difficult for elderly or disabled people, from washing and dressing to shopping and socializing.
This can also include helping with laundry, ironing, housekeeping or domestic work, cooking and eating meals, taking medication, and going to bed. It is an extremely flexible type of home care service and can be arranged for a specific duration or frequency to suit any situation, such as covering a carer during a short break or around-the-clock care for more complex requirements.
Choosing the right Domiciliary Care Agency can be a daunting prospect with so many to choose from. Here at Roopa Care, we have been arranging reliable personal homecare support services since 2012. We offer calls from 30 minutes to 24 hours, whether you need someone to pop in a few times a week, or assistance with daily tasks, whether it is temporary care following a stay in the hospital just to help you get back on your feet, or a more permanent arrangement, Roopa Care staff can help.
Morning Visit
Assistance getting up and out of bed, washing and dressing, preparing breakfast, prompt or assistance with medication, assistance with toileting, and some household tasks.
Lunch visit
Prepare lunch and a drink. Prompt or assist with medication, provide companionship, and maybe assist with some household tasks.
Evening visit
Prepare a meal or light snack and drink, prompt or assist with medication, and help get ready for bed.
Live in Care
The thought of ever leaving your own home, where you have a lot of memories can be worrying, Roopa care provides you with facilities and arranges a staff for you at your home. Unlike a care home where many individuals have to be considered, live-in care is a personal one-to-one service that is tailored especially to your needs. 24-hour live-in care provides a flexible care service, accommodating your routine and specific needs, as well as adapting to your changing circumstances.
We take extra care to recruit staff for you to match our staff sympathetically with your situation and personality, as well as your clinical needs. We understand that having someone 24 hours at your home can be a very personal matter. We also ensure that all of our live-in care staff are fully briefed on your expectations and personal preferences.
Unlike other care providers, we carefully match the live-in carers to meet the needs and match the personality of your loved one and we look at our clients as we would look at our family members, with love and compassion. We ensure our clients enjoy not only care but friendship and companionship from a familiar face, Just to make sure your loved one feels safe and most importantly Loved. We pride ourselves on our exceptional attitudes and because of that we promise to deliver an exceptionally high quality of care and that care has earned us fantastic reviews from our very pleased customers. So If you’re searching for quality live-in-home care for your loved one then find out more about how our live-in care service works, learn about the specialist medical conditions we can care for, and why our clients choose us. Then Call us at 01634 926426 or tell us about your requirement needs at info@roopa.co.uk where we will get back to you.
Supported Living
Roopa Care will announce next year the opening of two new supported living service properties in the Medway area of Kent. The opening of these residences will mark another important step in our mission to provide autistic people and those with a learning disability with the person-centered care and support they need, empowering them to live more independent, fulfilling lives.
