Live In Companionship care offers one to one companionship around the clock, as well as support and assistance in the home. A live in companion is able to help with social affairs; hosting friends and family, and going out. They also provide help with medical appointments, grocery shopping and the things you need to maintain your independent lifestyle.

Respite is important for friends or family members who are caring for a loved one full time. Live in respite care services can be provided on a long or short term basis, as and when you require, or in advance for holidays. MyLife live in companions are also able to assist with accompanying you on holidays, so that it is a break for you both.

Live In Companionship care offers one to one companionship around the clock, as well as support and assistance in the home. A live in companion is able to help with social affairs; hosting friends and family, and going out. They also provide help with medical appointments, grocery shopping and the things you need to maintain your independent lifestyle.

For people with more complex and specialist conditions, such as acquired brain injury, or spinal care, a Live in specialist Carer can provide the expert support that is needed. This includes rehabilitation and working with other health organisations. Live in specialist care is also perfect for returning home from hospital following an operation, illness or injury, the carer is always on hand to reduce the chances of readmission to hospital.

When a loved one is brought home from a hospital or hospice to spend the time they have left with family and in familiar surroundings, a live in end of life carer can ensure that all their needs are met, that they are comfortable, have the pain relief they need, and can also assist the family and provide the support and answered that are needed at this upsetting time.

MyLife Healthcare Assistants are specially trained and supervised by our clinical nurse team who will also be involved in the delivery of an effective and personalised care plan. There are several aspects to brain injury rehabilitation and everyone is affected differently. The encouraging nature of our Healthcare Assistants is an essential part to helping with recovery, offering practical and emotional support throughout the recovery journey.

Our expertly trained Healthcare Assistants provide specialist one to one support for people with spinal injuries at home. They receive extra training and support from our clinical lead nurses who have the level of skill and experience to support all variations of spinal injuries. Long and short term care is available which can flex depending on the rehabilitation period required.

The MyLife Degenerative Disease care service is led by an expert clinical nurse and a full care plan will be created encompassing multi-disciplinary support teams. Neurological and Physical care will feature within personalise care plans which are delivered by expertly trained Healthcare Assistants who will be with you every step of the way, supporting both medically and emotionally.

If the worst happens, the MyLife Healthcare Catastrophic Injury care service is here to help led by an expert clinical nurse and a full care plan will be created encompassing multi-disciplinary support teams. Delivered by expertly trained Healthcare Assistants we can make your journey – whether that is to recovery or via rehabilitation and adaption to a ‘new normal’ – supported and safe, updating this plan as and when required.

MyLife Healthcare offers specialist assistance when returning home from hospital following an illness or injury, short or long term. Our Healthcare Assistants are nurse led and specially trained to be able to offer services at home such as changing dressings. Our Home from Hospital service often allows early discharge from hospital to continue recovering at home with the right support in place.

For when the person will not be getting better, our Palliative care Assistants are specially trained in palliative nursing to make sure that the patient is comfortable and supported at all times. Supervised by our lead Clinical Nurse, personalised care plan will be created with the aim to treat and manage pain, as well as any other physical symptoms. This plan can also support with any psychological, social or spiritual needs and can encompass End of Life Care when the time comes.