All services

A Genie accompanies your parent to the hospital, helps with registration and shares an update after the visit.

A Genie stays at home for an agreed task or visit and keeps your family updated.

A Genie helps your parent with bank visits and paperwork. Your parent keeps control of signatures, passwords and transactions.

A Genie joins your parent for a local walk, at their pace and with breaks when needed.

Prescription needed

A nurse gives your parent a prescribed injection into the muscle or under the skin, at home.

Prescription needed

A nurse sets up and runs a prescribed IV drip at home and stays with your parent until it's done.

A nurse changes the dressing on your parent's surgical wound at home, so they don't have to travel back to the hospital for it.

A nurse checks your parent's blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen and sugar, and shares the readings with you.

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A trained caretaker stays with your parent for a few hours, a night or a few days, so you can take a break.

New

A trained caretaker on the days you choose, for a day or night shift.

New

A resident caretaker who stays at your parent's home, with agreed rest and sleep periods.

A qualified physiotherapist visits your parent for recovery, pain or mobility.

A GP or specialist sees your parent at home or by video. We arrange it and share a summary.

A registered dietitian visits your parent and makes a meal plan that fits their health and their food.

Gentle yoga adapted to your parent's mobility, online or at home.

A Care Manager visits for about 2 hours and sends you a Family Report on the help your parent needs.

All five Active Age areas in one coordinated assessment and report.

Screening for memory, thinking and mood.

Balance, mobility and fall-related risk, so the next step can support safer movement.

Regular activities at home, with support from a dementia-trained care assistant and a psychologist.

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Guidance for families in the first months after a dementia diagnosis.

Physiotherapy for Parkinson's, with exercises suited to your parent and guidance for the people helping them.

Help continuing your parent's recovery at home, following the hospital team's advice.