Mobility and Frailty Care in the Home

Mobility and frailty care in the home

Someone might need mobility and frailty care for any number of reasons – such as recovering from a fall or accident, a muscle, joint or neurological condition or simply older age. Perhaps you need support coming home from hospital or would like additional care at home to help you feel safe and comfortable.

While it seems like the last thing you might want to do, quite often the best thing for mobility and frailty care is to keep moving! It’s understandable to be conscious of falling or injuring yourself but keeping active is one of the best things you can for your mobility!

Understandably, if you suffer from pain or weakness in muscles and joints, it can be tempting to stick to what you know and remain comfortable but even a little bit of movement around the home and garden can make all the difference.

Caring for someone with mobility issues

Our mobility and frailty carers will support you to remain as active as possible – encouraging movement and independence so you can live your life to the fullest. We will always ensure you are comfortable, capable and safe to avoid injury.

We can help with some simple daily exercises such as a gentle walk, stretches or seated exercise or take you to local exercises classes or physiotherapy.

Around the home, we can help you with your mobility and with daily tasks such as assisting with or carrying out housework such as cleaning or cooking or helping you with personal care such as washing, dressing and going to the toilet.

Having a carer can help provide that additional support that helps with daily life to make it easier and smoother or as additional help or respite to a family carer. Our carers are friendly, helpful and respectful so you can feel safe and looked after.