Care at Home
Choosing the right care provider is a huge decision and it can be incredibly difficult with so much choice available. Cheshire Later Life Hub will only ever endorse care providers who are have at least a “Good” rating from the Care Quality Commission, and those with an excellent reputation in their local community. We will be here to advise you on the right questions to ask, and the important considerations when the time comes to have support at home. Whether it’s help with personal care, companionship, preparing meals, or taking medication safely, care at home is a great solution for anyone wishing to stay in their own homes.
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