Personal care
supporting individuals with tasks of daily living
Personal care tailored to your daily routine is offered by Dorcy Care. The goal of care is to support and help people in order to preserve their well-being, independence, and dignity while carrying out daily tasks. We hold everyone to the highest standards and give them extra attention in the comfort of their home.
You may wish to consider personal care if you or your loved ones are:
Recovering from surgery | Living alone | Memory loss | Struggling with hygiene
Types of Personal Care:
- HYGIENE: Bathing, showering, oral hygiene (brushing teeth), and nail care.
 - DRESSING: Getting dressed and undressed, including assistance with clothing and accessories.
 - TOILETING: Assistance with using the toilet, managing incontinence, and catheter/stoma care.
 - MOBILITY: Support with getting in and out of bed, walking, and transferring from one place to another.
 - EATING AND DRINKING: Assistance with meal preparation and eating, including special diets.
 - OTHER TASKS: Skin care, hair care, shaving, and assistance with medications.
 
															You can remain in the comfort of your own home
In contrast to residential care, Dorcy Care’s in-home care is completely customized to meet your individual requirements and preferences.
															Who needs personal care?
- Elderly individuals: Many elderly people experience age-related physical limitations that make it difficult to perform daily tasks.Â
 
- People with disabilities: Disabilities can affect mobility, dexterity, and cognitive abilities, requiring assistance with personal care.Â
 
- People with illnesses or injuries: Illnesses or injuries can temporarily or permanently impair a person’s ability to perform daily tasks.Â
 
- Children: Care is also important for children who may have difficulty with hygiene or toileting due to developmental or medical conditions.Â
 
Your Important Queries Addressed
What is personal care?
The term "personal care" is often used as a catch-all to describe the variety of services provided to help someone with personal hygiene, toileting, dressing, and maintaining their appearance.
How much  will it cost to have an assistant carer at my home?
Help at home costs from £15 to £30 an hour, but it varies according to where you live, task in hand and sometimes, the council will contribute to the cost.
Which activities are considered part of personal care?
They include bathing or showering, dressing, getting in and out of bed or a chair, walking, using the toilet, and eating.
What are care workers not allowed to do?
A care worker cannot perform any regulated activity as deemed by the CQC, such as dressing wounds, performing injections or administering medication without consent. In addition, serious house maintenance such as deep cleaning, window cleaning, or heavy lifting.
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No enquiry is too big or too small, we welcome the opportunity to discuss your care.
															Dorcy Care
Committed to improve your well-being
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