Rowde Compassionate Care Close to Home
At Gladys, we are proud to offer high-quality, personalised care services in Rowde and its surrounding areas. Known for its charming village atmosphere and close-knit community, Rowde provides an ideal setting for individuals who wish to age gracefully at home. Our carers understand the unique characteristics of Rowde and the needs of its residents, allowing us to deliver truly local, compassionate care.
Nestled near the iconic Kennet and Avon Canal, Rowde offers picturesque views and opportunities for peaceful walks. With its local landmarks such as the historic Rowde Church and nearby Caen Hill Locks, we encourage our clients to remain connected to the community through outings and social activities. Whether it’s a stroll along the canal or attending events at the local village hall, we strive to keep our clients engaged in the vibrant community life Rowde has to offer.
Services we offer in
Rowde
Personal Care
From daily routines to personal hygiene, our carers provide dignified and respectful support right in the comfort of home
Companionship Care
Our companionship care services and home help are designed to enrich your relative's life, providing friendly interactions and assistance with daily activities that promote independence and well-being.
Home Help
We can assist with household chores, meal preparation, and more, so you and your loved ones can continue to enjoy a comfortable, well-maintained home.
Elderly care & Dementia support
From mobility support to companionship and emotional well-being. For those living with dementia, we provide gentle, familiar, and structured care, ensuring safety, routine, and meaningful engagement.
Why choose Gladys in
Rowde
Local carers & helpers, with local knowledge
Our carers know the area well, from the best local cafes to the most convenient transport routes. Offering guidance and support that respects the local community spirit.
Flexible & Personalised care
Whether you or your relative needs occasional visits, daily care, or full-time live-in support, we can tailor our services to meet your needs.
Local Activities & Support
We encourage clients, where possible, to stay engaged with the local community, from attending social groups to enjoying nature.
Focus on Independence
Our local carers empower your relative to live confidently at home, offering just the right level of help while respecting personal routines and choices.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of elderly care services are available in Rowde?
Gladys provides a range of elderly care services in Rowde, including but not limited to: personal care, companionship care, home help, live-in care, respite care, specialist dementia and palliative care.
How can I arrange elderly care services in Rowde?
To arrange services, contact Gladys to discuss your specific requirements. Our team will guide you through the process, from assessment to care implementation, ensuring a smooth transition and ongoing support.
Are Gladys' carers trained and vetted?
Yes, all carers at Gladys undergo a rigorous recruitment process, including background checks and training in areas such as safeguarding, manual handling, and dementia care. This ensures that they provide compassionate and professional care to all clients.
How does Gladys tailor care plans to individual needs?
At Gladys, we conduct a comprehensive assessment to understand the unique needs, preferences, and routines of each client. Based on this, we develop a personalized care plan that outlines the type and frequency of services required, ensuring that care is both effective and respectful of the individual's lifestyle.
For families and individuals looking for reliable home care assistance, Gladys offers a thoughtful solution. Contact us today to discuss how we can help create a safe, comfortable, and well-maintained home environment for you or your relative.
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