Stroke, Parkinson's and MS support in Coventry and Warwickshire
Practical, patient support at home for adults living with stroke, Parkinson's or MS, shaped around your energy, your routine and your goals.
Working alongside your GP, therapists and community teams.
Living Well at Home with a Neurological Condition
A neurological condition can affect movement, energy, speech, balance and confidence, and these can vary from day to day. Some people need a little help after a stroke while they adjust. Others live with a condition that changes slowly over many years.
Whatever your situation, our carers support the practical parts of daily life so you can save your energy for what matters to you. We follow the guidance your healthcare team gives, and we let them know if we notice changes.
Support for Stroke, Parkinson's and MS
Coming home after a stroke can feel daunting for everyone. We can help you settle back in, with support for washing, dressing, meals and moving around the home. Carers follow any exercises or routines your therapists have recommended, give you time to communicate in your own way and help rebuild confidence one step at a time.
With Parkinson's, timing often matters. Carers can prompt medication at the times set in your care plan and plan visits around when you feel at your best. We allow extra time for movement and speech, support you to stay active and help with tasks such as dressing, eating and getting out.
MS can be unpredictable, with good days and harder days. We plan support that can flex with your energy, helping with personal care, meals and household tasks so you can pace yourself. We support adults of all ages, including people who are working, studying or raising a family.
How Our Carers Can Help
Personal care
Washing, dressing and continence support at a comfortable pace.
Moving around safely
Support with mobility and transfers, following your care plan and therapist guidance.
Medication timing
Prompts and reminders at the times agreed in your care plan.
Meals and drinks
Preparing food that is easy to manage and encouraging regular drinks.
Pacing and fatigue
Planning tasks around your energy, with rest built into the day.
Communication
Patience, time and whatever method works best for you.
Our Approach
Following professional guidance
We include recommendations from your GP, therapists and nurses in your care plan.
Patience, never rushing
Visits are planned to give enough time for each task.
Independence first
We support you to do what you can for yourself.
Keeping everyone informed
With your consent, we share updates with family and your healthcare team.
Support That Adapts as Things Change
Signs It May Be Time for Support
If this sounds familiar, we are happy to talk it through, with no obligation.
Care Services That Can Help
- Personal CareDignified help with washing, dressing and continence.
- Visiting CareVisits at the times that suit your routine.
- Live-in CareA carer living with you for support throughout the day.
- Overnight CareWaking nights or sleep-ins when nights are difficult.
- Palliative CareComfort and dignity at home.
Also see: Physical DisabilitiesShort-notice Care and Hospital Discharge
How Much Does Care Cost?
The cost depends on how much support you need, how often and at what times. We will give you a clear, personalised quote after your free assessment.
Neurological Care Questions
Discuss Neurological Care
Tell us a little about your situation and the support you are looking for. We will listen and talk you through the options. No pressure and no obligation.
- Phone
- 07857 185750