We expect the best from our carers which is why each carer is interviewed individually by an expert Guardian Carers consultant. We request all Guardian Carers undertake a DBS check and first aid certification.
Your safety and security are the driving forces behind what we do, our extensive vetting procedure is designed to ensure every Elderly Carer is a positive and seamless addition to your Norfolk home.
Your needs and home are unique which is why our consultancy service is tailored to your requirements, your care will be as unique as you are. Our Elderly Carers are flexible to work around your schedule and needs.
Elderly Carers in Norfolk is there to provide you with as much or as little assistance as you would like to ensure you continue living the life you love. It takes a lot to keep up with the ever increasing hustle and bustle of daily life and an extra pair of hands around the home can make all the difference between making it through the day and engaging in a fulfilling life. Norfolk Elderly Carers can assist with organising and accompanying you to social events and appointments, share a hobby and ensure your home continues to run smoothly. Elderly Carers in Norfolk are there to also provide emotional support through the changes that come with reaching your golden years.
Elderly Carers in Norfolk are able to offer advice on small changes to your daily routine such a diet and exercise that can have a profound impact on the improvement of your health. Elderly Carers in Norfolk provide a new companionship to share quality time with and as well as assist with trips to see your loved ones. If you require specialised care for a medical condition such as Parkinsons or Dementia, Elderly Carers with Guardian Carers will cater to the emotional and physical support that these diagnoses require. Guardian Carers will pair you with a Elderly Carer who has experience and if needed, the training to monitor your condition and ease the stress that it may cause. Your Elderly Carer in Norfolk will liaise with your doctors, therapists and specialists helping you to adjust to the new routines. This can include medication schedules and physical activities to help relieve pain, discomfort or symptoms.