Conditions we support
Home care for frailty and after a fall
Home care for frailty and after a fall in Surrey & Berkshire: safer routines, night support and help to rebuild confidence at home. Free assessment.
Living with frailty and falls
As people get older, some become frail: less strong, slower to recover from illness and more likely to fall. A fall can also dent someone’s confidence, even when there is no serious injury.
Someone calling in regularly, or staying overnight, can reassure the whole family and help a person stay at home safely. If a fall is serious, always call 999.
What families often tell us is hard
- Being afraid of falling, or having already fallen
- Getting to the toilet safely at night
- Less strength or energy for daily tasks
- Not eating or drinking enough
- Family worried about their loved one being alone
How our carers can help
- Regular visits so someone is checking in
- Help getting up, washing and going to bed
- Reducing the risk of falls at night with night care
- Encouraging meals and drinks
- Keeping walkways clear and telling families about concerns
- Live-in care for round-the-clock reassurance
Our carers provide personal care and practical support, not nursing or medical treatment. We work alongside your GP, nurses and specialist teams. This page is general information, not medical advice: please speak to your GP, call NHS 111, or call 999 in an emergency.
Common questions
Can care stop someone from falling?
No one can promise that falls will never happen, but support can reduce the risks, for example by helping with moving around at night. Your GP can also refer you to a falls service.
Free, no-obligation assessment
Let’s talk about the care you need
Tell us about your situation and our team will call you back within 24 hours.
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Speak to our friendly team today. We’ll answer your questions and arrange a free, no-obligation home assessment.