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Phone : 07931793568

Office 7, Broadway Chambers
1 Cranbrook Road
Ilford, IG1 4DU

Mail: info@relateserivces.co.uk

What our loyal customers think

The company have very high standards in training their staff in all aspects of care and day to day living support. They are highly skilled and knowledgeable. They are friendly (very much like being part of our own family) without being intrusive, engaging and confident in their approach and delivery of service. Most importantly, they have a holistic approach and take into account our Aunt's wishes and beliefs and we now have a tailor made care package suitable for her needs.

Michelle Oliver

I have known Walter on and off for 8 years in his capacity as a nurse, head of unit on a Dementia floor at Barleycroft care home, where my mum was resident. I have always found Walter to be really approachable, open to listening to families views and acting on them as required. Walter’s disposition is one of positivity, which is really valuable in the environment he works in. He shows care & respect in his dealings with his residents and ensures he builds good relationships with the families and his carers for the benefit of the residents.

Tracy Pattison

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Common Care Questions

What is live-in care?

Live-in care is a form of elderly support in which a self-employed carer provides assistance in the care recipient’s own home.This might just be during home visits scheduled throughout the week. Or it might involve a professional self-employed carer moving in to offer 24-hour support, as it is with Elder. Your choice will depend on the extent of your loved one’s needs.To find out more, we’ve put together some of the myths and misconceptions about home care for you to explore.

Do live-in carers provide overnight care?

Ours do. Whether it’s first thing in the morning or late at night, there’s always help on hand with a live-inself-employed carer.Assistance at bedtime can prove key in giving your loved one a better night’s sleep, which can have a positive and lasting effect on wellbeing. And if your relative needs to get up in the middle of the night, live-inself-employed carers are perfectly placed to help them do it safely.Learn more about elderly night-time care on our ‘Overnight care: how to help ageing parents’ page.

Will live-in self-employed carers cook for my loved one?

While visiting home self-employed carers may not have time to prepare meals, this is one of the most important responsibilities of a live-in self-employed carer. They’ll find out the sorts of things your loved one likes to eat, and get them involved in the prep if that’s something they’d like to do. But whipping up meals is just one part of a live-in self-employed carer’s role: they’ll also keep an eye on nutritional content to make sure your relative stays fit and healthy. You can find out more about a live-in self-employed carer mealtime responsibilities on our ‘Nutrition: caring for elderly parents’ page.

What can I do to make my loved one’s home safer?

If your loved one is staying in their own home, you may want to make some changes to the way it’s laid out. This may include moving furniture around or reducing what’s there altogether, and installing ramps, rails and stairlifts. You might also want to add security features, such as automatic cut-offs for cookers.We’ve gone into all of these in more depth on our ‘Making homes safer for older people’ page.