Respite care for the elderly serves as a vital lifeline for both the elderly and their carers, offering temporary relief and support in times of need. Oxford Aunts has provided respite care to thousands of families across Oxfordshire and beyond for over 50 years. With an Oxford Aunts respite carer, you will be able to live life your way with as much independence as possible. You’ll benefit from a tailored plan of care delivered by a compassionate carer on a one-to-one basis. Learn more about the importance of respite care, its benefits, and how it can positively impact the lives of your elderly loved ones. What is respite care for the elderly Respite care for the elderly provides a vital
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At Oxford Aunts, we understand the importance of compassionate and dedicated home carers in providing exceptional care and support to those who need it. But you may be wondering – what exactly is a home carer? A home carer is a professional dedicated to enriching the lives of those they care for. They often become essential to their client’s daily routines by offering practical assistance, emotional support, and a friendly presence. Whether it’s helping with personal care tasks, offering medication reminders, or simply engaging in heartfelt conversations, a home carer ensures that clients feel valued, respected, and genuinely cared for. Here we explore what a home carer is and the role of our dedicated and passionate carers in enhancing our
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Respite care is a short-term type of care that gives family members and caregivers a welcome break from their caregiving duties while a professional carer looks after their loved ones. This allows family carers to rest, relax and catch up on personal affairs so they can get back to their loved ones feeling rested and recharged. It is far less disruptive and unsettling for your loved one to receive respite care in the comfort of their home rather than endure the upheaval of leaving their home even for a short time. This can be incredibly upsetting for someone in their later years, particularly if they are living with a condition like dementia where comfort and familiarity are so important. At
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