CARE SERVICES
Hourly Care
At Care Pilot, we take the time to understand your requirements, ensuring we provide the senior and elderly with the most tailored and effective home care services. We understand how important it is for you to maintain independence even when receiving regular assistance. So, we involve you in as many decisions as you would like, and we comply with your wishes.
We can support you or your loved ones with every aspect of their daily routine, including personal care, mobility, medication, meal preparation, housework and much more. When you contact us about your care we will arrange for one our care managers to carry out an assessment with you, to ensure that your bespoke care package contains everything you need to live your life exactly as you want to, and we’ll produce a personalised support plan for you that will ensure your routines are always followed.
From our years of experience we suggest a minimum of one hour visits will enable our carers to understand and meet your support needs to the required standard.
With highly trained and skilled carers on our books, we will find a carer that matches your exact ne
Speak to our Care experts Call us: 07477674565 enquiries@care-pilot.co.uk
CARE PILOT LIMITED
COST AND FUNDING
At care pilot our basic hourly rate for domiciliary care and support starts from £25.00 per hour
We quote live-in care packages based on your specific requirements because every one’s needs are unique.If you would like to arrange for a personalised quote for yourself or a loved one, the best thing to do would be to give us a call today. One of our pleasant customer care specialists will be able to discuss your care requirements and provide a price.
Funding Your loved one may qualify for help through their local authority. Your loved one will be required to complete a care needs assessment, and then their financial condition will be discussed during a formal financial evaluation to ensure that they have access to all possible forms of assistance. The local authority may elect to partially cover the cost of care, but this source of funds can still make a substantial difference.
