BHS provides domiciliary care for people recovering from illness or living with a long term condition. This is a user focused service serving communities in London and beyond. We use competent personal staff that are trained, regularly supervised and monitored. Our priority is to ensure the welfare of our users and to protect them from harm and possible risks of inappropriate care and support.
Referral Process: Sources of referral could be local Health Authorities, private individuals and other organisations.
Our well-trained professional carers offer a range of tailored live-in-care services, with everything from lifestyle support, companionship, personal elderly care, domestic duties and social activities as outlined above, as well as specialist personal care of other complex conditions.
We offer a respite service that will enable you to take a deserved break with perfect peace of mind, knowing that our carers will give love and special attention to your loved one when you are away.
We provide services to single individuals and couples, enabling them to stay together for longer without the challenge of having to care for each other. So, staying at home with our care is a key option to consider for possible uptake.
BHS works effectively with medical professionals to ensure a well-coordinated communication is established for an optimum care planning.
We aim to ease disruptive challenges faced by many clients of the health sector, by keeping people at home for as long as preferred by the individual client or a couple.
If your needs are not listed, please call to enquire. For example, if you are caring for a loved one and need a break or respite, or a holiday, BHS is there to help.
Safeguarding and welfare: Everyone at BHS has had a rigorous background check, and met high standards of competence and commitment. They have up to date skills and everyone’s performance is regularly reviewed for update.
The assessment is carried out by a qualified person who will put in place safety measures, to ensure the welfare and wellbeing of the client. The needs assessment is therefore client focused, and if necessary, may involve family and friends, to identify broader care needs and support, formulated into clear activities care plan that meet identified needs.
The assessment is carried out by a qualified person who will put in place safety measures to ensure the wellbeing of the client. The needs assessment is therefore client focused and if necessary, involving friends and family members, identifying care needs translating these into clear activities to meet identified needs.
The assessor will complete a care plan clearly identifying the need(s) to be met, as well as the required support process of support, stating the activities that the carer will perform to meet identified needs.
