Conditions we support
Home care for people with sight or hearing loss
Home care for people with sight or hearing loss in Surrey & Berkshire: help at home, reading post, getting out and staying connected. Free assessment.
Living with sight and hearing loss
Losing sight or hearing can make familiar tasks harder and can leave people feeling isolated or less confident about going out.
With a patient carer and small changes around the home, many people stay independent and keep doing the things they enjoy.
What families often tell us is hard
- Reading post, labels and medication packets
- Moving around safely, and a higher risk of falls
- Following conversations, or using the phone
- Cooking and housework
- Feeling isolated or losing confidence going out
How our carers can help
- Keeping the home tidy and items where you expect them
- Reading post, sorting bills and making calls
- Medication prompts and support
- Help with meals, shopping and housework
- A companion for appointments and trips out
- Clear, patient communication in the way you prefer
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
How do carers communicate with me?
Tell us what works for you at your free assessment, such as speaking clearly face to face, writing things down or large print. It goes into your care plan so that your carers know.
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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Ready to talk about care?
Speak to our friendly team today. We’ll answer your questions and arrange a free, no-obligation home assessment.