Physical Disability
Providing Exceptional Care

Who we support

Home should feel accessible, comfortable, and genuinely yours. Our physical disability support is practical and person-centred—built around your strengths, goals, and routines—so independence, safety, and dignity stay at the heart of each day.

  • Congenital or acquired physical disabilities
  • Orthopaedic conditions and amputations (including prosthetic use)
  • Arthritis, osteoporosis, chronic pain, Ehlers-Danlos/hypermobility
  • Stroke or brain injury with physical impacts
  • Neuromuscular and neurological conditions with mobility needs
  • Short-term mobility changes after illness, injury, or surgery

What we do (practical, respectful, person-centred)

  • Personal care with dignity
    Unhurried help with washing, dressing, continence, oral care and skincare—always protecting privacy, choice, and pace.
  • Mobility, transfers & positioning
    Safe use of walking aids, slide-boards, standing frames, hoists/slings; bed/chair transfers; posture support and comfortable positioning throughout the day and night.
  • Falls awareness & safety at home
    Sensible layout adjustments, clear pathways, lighting checks, and simple prompts that reduce risks without reducing independence.
  • Pain & fatigue management
    Pacing plans, joint protection, gentle stretches/relaxation as advised, heat/cold per guidance, and calm, energy-saving routines.
  • Skin integrity & pressure care
    Turning schedules, pressure-relief cushions/mattresses, daily skin checks, and escalation for any redness or soreness.
  • Nutrition, hydration & mealtimes
    Meal prep that matches preferences and any clinical needs; set-up for easier reach and safe, unhurried eating and drinking.
  • Medication & health oversight
    Prompts or agreed administration, MAR records, noticing effects/side-effects, and liaison with GPs/therapists if something changes.
  • Therapy carry-over
    Day-to-day support to practise physio/OT exercises, stretching and strengthening, orthoses/splint routines, and confidence with new equipment.
  • Access, community & work/study
    Support for appointments, shopping, hobbies, sport, volunteering, education or employment—including transport planning and wheelchair-accessible journeys.
  • Assistive tech & adaptations
    Set-up and daily use of chairs, beds, rails, grabbers, standing frames, environmental controls, and simple apps/timers—coordinated with OT.
  • Household help that actually helps
    Laundry, light housekeeping, bed changes and tidy spaces that reduce effort and fall risks.
  • Family support & respite
    Practical coaching (safe moving/handling), clear updates, and flexible breaks so relatives can rest.

Clinical tasks (where assessed and competency-signed): catheter/stoma care, PEG/NG feeding, wound/pressure-area care, oxygen/nebulisers, tracheostomy routines, diabetes support.

Flexible ways to receive care

Flexible ways to receive support

  • Hourly visits for targeted routines (mornings/evenings, meals, exercises)
  • Daytime cover to pace activity and rest without rushing
  • Overnights (sleeping or waking) for turns, comfort and reassurance
  • Live-in support for consistent 24/7 help
  • Double-handed calls where safer for transfers or bathing
  • Short-term reablement after hospital or surgery, stepping down as confidence returns

How it works

relaxed assessment of goals, routines, equipment, risks, and “what a good day looks like.”

clear guidance for mobility, personal care, pain/fatigue, meals, medication, therapy carry-over and community life.

staff chosen for skills, temperament, interests, language and cultural fit.

safety checks, equipment set-up, and gentle introductions.

regular check-ins and swift adjustments as needs change.
Safeguarding
Providing Exceptional Care

Safety & quality (your peace of mind)

  • Trained & vetted staff – moving & handling, equipment use, medicines safety, infection control, safeguarding. All our carers are trained by Clover Care Group through rigorous and ongoing training which includes but not limited Mandatory and Statutory training, Specialist training (aligned to CSFT), safeguarding checks, condition-specific training, and competency sign-offs
  • Competency sign-off for any advanced/clinical tasks under nurse-led governance.
  • Reliable & transparent – consistent rota, punctual visits, named care lead, and concise daily notes you can trust.

Funding & practicalities (UK)

We can work with private funding, Local Authority Adult Social Care, Direct Payments, Personal Health Budgets, and NHS Continuing Healthcare (where eligible). We’ll explain options and provide clear, upfront costs.