London Care plcLondon Care PLC

What does it do?

At London Care, we provide as much or as little care support as you or your loved one need to live independently and maintain or improve your overall well-being. As well as support with home-based personal care and daily living tasks, we can assist with errands, managing personal finances and accompanying people who want to get out for leisure, social, health or work purposes. We can also assist with:

continence management
preparing and eating meals
safety in the home
managing medication
mobility and the use of aids and equipment
rehabilitation and reablement care
palliative and end of life care
post-hospital care
respite care

Who it is for: We provide care support services for... people aged over 65 children with disabilities parents with disabilities adults with learning disabilities adults with physical/sensory impairment adults with mental health needs
Where it is available: Local service covering: Peterborough (Cambridgeshire).
How to access or apply for it: For further information contact: Telephone: (01733) 296 850 Fax: (01733) 296 851
Additional information: The latest quality rating of this service by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) shows: 3 Stars - Excellent
CQC Report: View the report here.
Classification(s): Care, Aids & equipment, Independent living, Nursing care at home (registered), Intermediate / after hospital care, Relief care, Support for carers, Health & wellbeing, Services, Health & wellbeing, Personal care at home (registered)
Info last updated: 18/07/2011.

About the service provider:
Contact info:	London Care plc: Ground Floor, Midsummer House Adam Court, Newark Road, Peterborough, PE1 5PP. (view on map) Telephone: 01733 296 850 Fax: 01733 296 851 Visit their website Contact the provider
Parent organisation:	London Care plc
Who are they?	London Care is one of the UK’s largest and most successful home care, personal assistance and individual support providers. Our services help people of all ages and abilities to enjoy the benefits of living independently in their homes and local communiti