Complex Care
Complex care is person-centered specialist support for someone with a chronic or long-term health condition who needs extra help managing their symptoms and daily activities in order to maintain a high quality of life.
This type of care differs from general domiciliary care in that it usually includes some form of medical intervention as well as involvement with clinicians and nurses who specialise in that individual’s specific condition.
Complex care can refer to any condition that necessitates clinical assistance, such as Parkinson’s disease, acquired brain injuries, or a neurological condition. It can also be provided if someone needs nursing care as a result of their primary condition, such as a PEG feeding tube after a stroke.
Who is eligible for complex care support?
Complex care can benefit anyone suffering from a long-term, progressive illness or injury. Overseen by a team of clinical nurses with years of medical experience and expertise, we will ensure that you have the appropriate level of care in place to allow you to live well with your condition while remaining in the comforts of your home.
We provide care for a wide range of medical conditions, including:
- Gastronomy attention, including PEG feeding
- Acquired brain injury
- Injury to the spinal cord
- Multiple sclerosis (MS), motor neurone disease (MND), Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, and stroke are all neurological conditions.
- Catheter, bowel, and stoma care
- Tracheostomy support
