At Exulted Care, we ensure comfort, independence, and dignity remains at the heart of the support we offer.
Tailored Matching & Ongoing Support.
At Exulted Care, we work closely with you to understand your specific care needs and preferences—cultural, emotional, physical, and practical. We then introduce carers who not only meet your professional care needs but also align with your lifestyle and values.
We continue to provide support after introduction, including rota management, cover arrangements, and carer replacement where needed. Our goal is to ensure your care journey remains consistent, adaptable, and fully centred around you.
Respite Care
.Respite care provides short-term, live-in support when a primary caregiver needs a break—whether planned or due to illness, emergency, or holidays. It ensures continuity of care while giving families time to rest and recharge.
Carers introduced for respite care quickly integrate into your home environment, maintaining familiar routines and offering high-quality, compassionate assistance. This type of care is particularly valuable in preventing burnout and sustaining long-term family caregiving relationships.
Dementia Care
Dementia care requires a sensitive, structured approach from a carer who understands the evolving challenges of memory loss, confusion, and behavioural change. Live-in carers with experience in dementia provide vital stability and reassurance.
Their support includes help with daily routines, personal hygiene, emotional companionship, memory stimulation, safety monitoring, and reducing anxiety or disorientation. Consistent one-to-one care can significantly improve quality of life for individuals living with dementia and support them in remaining at home for longer.
Palliative & End-of-Life Care
For those living with a terminal illness or approaching end-of-life, palliative care offers essential physical, emotional, and spiritual support. Live-in carers introduced through ExultedCare aim to deliver compassionate and dignified care during these critical moments.
Support can include pain and symptom management, mobility support, emotional presence, companionship, personal care, and helping the person live comfortably at home. We work with families to ensure the carer chosen has the empathy and experience required for this sensitive role.
Post-Operative & Transitional Care
After a hospital stay or surgical procedure, individuals often need short-term care to recover safely at home. Post-operative carers support healing while reducing the risk of re-admission.
They assist with wound care, personal hygiene, mobility, medication reminders, basic physio exercises, and help with household tasks and nutrition. This ensures a smoother transition from hospital to home and promotes faster, safer recovery.
Complex & Long-Term Conditions
For individuals with complex care needs or long-term health conditions, consistent and personalised support is essential. Our carers are experienced in supporting people living with conditions such as Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, stroke recovery, heart failure, and diabetes.
Support can include medication oversight, mobility assistance, continence care, dietary support, managing fatigue, and liaising with healthcare professionals. Every client’s needs are unique, and our matching process ensures the carer introduced is skilled in relevant areas of care.