"You played a very special part in ensuring that Dad's last years, months, weeks and days were as comfortable as possible and your sense of humour kept me going many times. We were very lucky to have you as part of our lives"
"Just a line to say Thank You very much for the care & companionship your staff gave R.D. on the sitting in service"
"In the last weeks of his life my father was cared for by your company ... they were reliable, they communicated with us and we always felt supported by their constancy.
All concerns ... were managed with prompt, sensitive professionalism.
The attention given to him was elemental to his beng able to remain at home and for his deepest and most earnestly felt wishes to be met. For this I am deeply grateful."
About
Our Philosophy
Sooner or later many of us will find that we need a little extra help; often there is a reluctance to admit that there is a problem. Maybe loved ones express concerns about tasks that used to be easy and have become just a little too difficult, or an informal carer may need extra help to care for a relative or friend.
Home is an integral part of our lives; full of comfort, familiarity & memories. It is often preferable to enable people who are elderly, sick or disabled to remain in the place they regard as home.
Here at Cerecare we offer a service to people (Service Users) that fulfills their needs, allows them to remain in the comfort of their own homes, and to retain their independance, maintain their dignity, privacy and right to choose how and when their care is delivered.
What We Do
We specialise in delivering quality Homecare, Domiciliary care, Nursing care and Support Services, primarily across West Wales. Our Senior Management team bring considerable experience from Public & Private Care and Nursing sectors.
Each of our service users is an individual with his or her specific needs, priorities & preferences. The aim of all of our care assistants and nurses is to provide a highly reliable and professional level of service, to ensure that the best possible standard of care is available to those most in need.
Some service users simply need a Care Assistant to help them with:
• personal care
• security
• light housework
• medication
• continence issues
• companionship
• cooking
Some service users need a greater level of service because they may have:
• a terminal illness
• osteoporosis
• loss of sight or hearing
• mobility problems following an injury or hip replacement, for example
• multiple sclerosis or other chronic illness
• stroke or paralysis
• Parkinson’s disease or Huntington’s chorea
• dementia, such as Alzheimer’s disease
• recently undergone surgery
• a need for regular assistance by a Registered Nurse