We provide a minimum of 1-Hour Support per week. Please contact our team to gain a Person-Centred and Bespoke Quote Tailored and Flexible to your Individual Needs.

Here at Cygna Care Services, we are focused on providing Domiciliary Care for Individuals with Complex Health Needs: Adults from the ages of 18-65 years old to supporting the Elderly who are over the age of 65 years old.

Our experienced Support Workers are specialists in supporting individuals who have Physical Health Concerns, Sensory Impairment’s and Complex Needs. Our Care Packages are both Commissioned and Private to assist with the unique care needs of the individuals we support.

We aim to offer valuable support in all aspects of everyday tasks, taking the pressure off families and maintaining a high quality of Patient Care.

We take pride in focusing on the specific tasks individuals we support are comfortable with, respecting their Privacy and Independence as much as possible.

Our Services also offer wider support to provide Parents and Carer’s with a well-deserved break, allowing them to recuperate or fulfil tasks of their own.

Domiciliary Care describes a person receiving care at their own home. It can be an extremely beneficial option of care for people of all ages to assist their independence whilst providing support. The level of care can be reasonably flexible, from helping with daily household tasks to medical assistance, with a level of Nursing Domiciliary Care if you have just been discharged from hospital settings or have an illness / diagnosis and / or injury. It can mean different things for different people because Domiciliary Care can be tailored to support an individual’s needs. This is the main factor in why it is so popular in the UK.

Visits can vary in frequency from a minimum of 1 hour per week with tasks included, but not limited to;

• Household tasks such as Cleaning, Laundry and Cooking
• Assisting with Accessing the Local Community, supporting individuals to the Shops, or to attend Appointments
• Personal Medical Support, this can include anything from applying dressings, Administrating Medication to supporting the Health and Wellbeing of a person with Disabilities.
• Support with Nutrition and Hydration
• Support with Incontinence Concerns
• Personal Care including Oral Care and Skin Care
• Social Interests and Activities
• End of Life Care
• Support to carry out your day-to-day tasks with the use of aides
• Support to Communicate effectively and Emotional Support

Domiciliary Care can be as frequent as required, ranging from day-to day-support for a certain number of hours to overnight or 24-hour care dependent on your personal needs.

Domiciliary Care is for anyone who wishes to remain at home but requires additional support or has care needs in order to live an independent, healthy and fulfilling life.

It’s often a preferred option for elderly people who don’t wish to be in a care home but need additional, regular support or have been discharged from hospital due to an ongoing health concern.