Specialised Care
At Harkins Home Care, we understand that each individual has unique health needs and challenges. For those living with specific medical conditions, disabilities, or recovery needs, we offer Specialised Care Services tailored to provide the highest level of support, while ensuring comfort, dignity, and safety. Our experienced caregivers are trained to handle a wide range of specialised care requirements, from chronic conditions to post-surgical recovery. Whether you or your loved one needs assistance with managing a medical condition, recovering from an illness or surgery, or living with a disability, we are here to provide personalised, expert care that meets both physical and emotional needs. Our Specialised Care Services Include: Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care: Providing memory support, safety monitoring, and compassionate care for individuals living with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, including assistance with daily routines, behaviour management, and emotional support. Post-Surgical Care: Assisting with recovery after surgery, including mobility support, medication management, wound care, and helping clients with activities of daily living to ensure a smooth and speedy recovery. Stroke Care: Offering specialised support for stroke recovery, including physical therapy exercises, mobility assistance, and cognitive support to help clients regain independence and function. Parkinson’s Disease Care: Providing tailored support for individuals with Parkinson’s, including assistance with mobility, managing tremors, and ensuring safety while maintaining independence. Palliative and End-of-Life Care: Offering compassionate care and emotional support for individuals with life-limiting illnesses, focusing on comfort, pain management, and dignity in the final stages of life. Cancer Care: Providing assistance for those undergoing cancer treatment, including transportation to and from appointments, medication reminders, emotional support, and help with daily tasks. Spinal Cord Injury Care: Offering mobility and daily living assistance, while focusing on safety and helping individuals with spinal cord injuries maintain as much independence as possible. Diabetes Care: Supporting individuals with diabetes in managing their condition, including blood sugar monitoring, meal planning, medication reminders, and promoting a healthy lifestyle. Wound Care: Assisting with dressing changes, monitoring healing, and ensuring proper care for chronic wounds or surgical incisions to promote faster recovery and prevent infection.