Employer Profile Right at Home Sutton & Mid-Surrey

Right at Home Sutton & Mid-Surrey

Right at Home is one of the world's most trusted care companies.  Our carefully trained and friendly carers provide help with a wide range of tasks including housework, shopping, cooking meals, washing and dressing and physical assistance.  As well as helping with personal care and light housekeeping we place great emphasis on providing emotional support too. Something as small as sharing a cup of tea and having a chat or laughing at a joke can make a huge difference to the health and wellbeing of the person we are providing care for. We only employ carers with genuine empathy for the people they are asked to look after. In addition, everyone who works for us has to undergo extensive background checks, so you can be assured that the people who come into your or your loved one’s home are trustworthy and reliable. We have an intensive training programme that new members of staff have to complete before starting work at Right at Home and this training continues throughout their career with us. We always match our clients with carers who have similar interests and we will personally introduce the carer to you and your family for approval before they start work. We also make sure the same team of carers visit you each time so you can build up a relationship and are comfortable with that person. Our service is completely flexible and can be adjusted as your or your loved one’s needs change.We provide care on a short-term or long-term basis, ranging from a daily visit through to 24 hour care, seven days a week.   We provide a wide range of services to help you or your loved one continue living happily and independently at home. Our services include: Help with washing, dressing and personal care Companionship Meal preparation Shopping and errands Medication reminders Light housekeeping 24/7 managed live-in care We also provide an excellent standard of care and support for people with a wide range of neurological disabilities including multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, acquired brain injuries, Alzheimer’s and dementia.