Waking Nights Live In Care
Waking Nights – during a Waking Night, the trained carer will be awake all night to undertake any care needs that may arise from their client.
A Waking Night may be the best option if you or a loved one wakes up several times throughout the night needing support.
For example, you need to change position or go to the toilet every couple of hours; the carer can help perform those tasks, but the carer can undertake domestic duties such as laundry, cleaning, etc., as necessary.
The night-time care plan can be adjusted according to your evolving requirements if you are recovering from an injury and need less support or more assistance due to a progressive medical condition.
Alternatively, if your care requirements mean, you just need someone to be there only if you need them; then a sleeping night may be the answer. In those circumstances, the carer would need a bed to sleep in and would immediately respond to any requests for assistance.
Can Waking Nights Help?
We understand the quality of sleep you get through the night can seriously affect how you feel the next day – Your health and well-being are at the top of our list, which is why our overnight care at home is tailored precisely to your requirements.
Waking Nights can benefit your health and well-being in some ways, including the following:
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Peace of mind for you and your family
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Reassurance for those who lost confidence at night
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Support for regular medical needs throughout the night
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Better overall health due to unbroken sleep
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Comfort for those with progressive conditions such as dementia
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Independence in your own home
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One-to-one personal care through the night