Our services

We offer a number of services, based on individual needs. This can be; live-in care, respite care, hospital discharge care or night care. Our specialist team will be able to handle all cases,

Live-in Care

Respite Care

Hospital Discharge

Day & Night Care

Our services are CQC registered to deliver care in the home to adults with:

  • Physical Disabilities
  • General Age-Related Frailty
  • Learning Disabilities and Autism
  • Mental Health
  • Complex Health

We have a range of home care services to suit all your care needs. We prioritise on delivering the highest level of care whatever your care needs are. If your care needs change you will have the same care team who will adapt their care delivery to meet whatever the change is. Your Specialist Care team will find the right solution for you.

You may need care for a short time, long term and/or End of life, Ness M will have the right care structure for you:

  1. Respite… This is care needed to rest your loved one who may want to take a break, visit other family or just to recharge. This is an important part of caring for a loved one, for one to go away, get a break and come back with energy and love that you deserve
  2. Live in care….This is care, where the carer lives and care for you in your home so that you always have someone for a sense of security and continuity of care and companionship. Live in care will work if you are able to sleep well at night and probably need support once or twice in order to remain safe overnight.
  3. Day or Night Care.. This is care that is required for a number of hours in the day or night and designed to best suit your needs as the day progresses. Sometimes the care is broken into visit such as Mornings, Lunch time and/or evening
  4. Hospital Discharge care… this is the care you may need following a short or long hospital admission and it is designed to help you settle back into your home routine and regain your confidence safely. It maybe the recommended care and condition for your safe Hospital Discharge.
  5. Community Access Support .. People living with mental health or Learning disability may find it hard to access their local community alone and requiring security form a trained and regulated care profession to support them. Older people living with Dementia or other cognitive impairment may require the same security to remain independent in their local community