Specialist support

Care shaped around complex needs – and the whole person.

Our specialist services are designed for people whose needs are more complex, whether due to a long-term condition, disability, mental health or a combination of factors. We work in a structured, person-centred way to promote safety, independence and quality of life.

Our teams receive additional training and guidance to support specific needs, and we work closely with families and professionals to ensure consistency.

Dementia Learning disabilities Autism Mental health
Carer providing specialist support to an adult at home

Examples of specialist support we can provide

  • Support for people living with dementia, focusing on familiarity and reassurance.
  • Care for individuals with learning disabilities or autism, promoting structure and choice.
  • Support for people with mental health conditions alongside daily living tasks.
  • Assistance for people with physical disabilities or long-term health conditions.
  • Complex care tasks agreed as part of a commissioned care package.
  • Close working with community nurses, therapists and social workers.
Carer taking clinical notes while supporting a person with complex needs

Our approach to specialist care

We combine person-centred practice with clear planning and risk management.

1

Detailed assessment

We gather information from the person, family and professionals to understand risks, strengths, preferences and goals.

2

Care & risk plans

We develop clear support plans and risk management strategies, regularly reviewing these as needs change.

3

Skilled staff

Staff receive additional training, supervision and guidance to support people safely and confidently.

If you are arranging care for someone with complex needs, we can discuss how our specialist services may be able to support.

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