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Office 2, 18-20, Wollaton Road, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 2NR
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17 August 2022
The carers and management staff at Helping Hands West Bridgford branch have been brilliant since my wonderful Mum suddenly began needing in-home care last year following a short period of severe ill health. Whilst the ongoing impacts of Covid and fluctuations in the non-care employment market have inevitably led to the occasional scheduling issue, Mum has never been left without care when needed - with both office-based and care staff stepping in when required to ensure she is safe and comfortable. As a part-time carer for my Mum, juggling part-time work and my own family; I know I couldn’t manage without Helping Hands - thank you!
22 July 2022
Extremely happy with the quality and professionalism of the care. The management go up and beyond to deal with last minute changes. The whole team have showed dedication and have provided fantastic support along with very helpful advice. Keep up the good work. 100/100 rating. Many thanks.
01 March 2022
My dad had a spell in hospital and on release he required care visits at home to manage a catheter. I chose Helping Hands Home Care and set up 4 visits per day. My dad is 90 and virtually blind so the care extended beyond the catheter to helping him around the house, with personal care and domestic chores and, most importantly, brought company and routine to his days. It took him a while to settle, he is a proud man, but before long he adjusted to the carers coming in and out and he soon found them to be vital for his day to day life. He was only with Helping Hands for around 6 months and has now moved into residential care but we could not have managed that transition without his care visits. The online portal has been brilliant allowing my sister and I to see how he is doing, and the contact from the carers and staff has been just right. He could be a difficult man to handle at times and everyone made sure to match him to the right carers and to keep as much continuity as possible.
Latest Reviews for Helping Hands Home Care (West Bridgford)
17 August 2022
The carers and management staff at Helping Hands West Bridgford branch have been brilliant since my wonderful Mum suddenly began needing in-home care last year following a short period of severe ill health. Whilst the ongoing impacts of Covid and fluctuations in the non-care employment market have inevitably led to the occasional scheduling issue, Mum has never been left without care when needed - with both office-based and care staff stepping in when required to ensure she is safe and comfortable. As a part-time carer for my Mum, juggling part-time work and my own family; I know I couldn’t manage without Helping Hands - thank you!
22 July 2022
Extremely happy with the quality and professionalism of the care. The management go up and beyond to deal with last minute changes. The whole team have showed dedication and have provided fantastic support along with very helpful advice. Keep up the good work. 100/100 rating. Many thanks.
01 March 2022
My dad had a spell in hospital and on release he required care visits at home to manage a catheter. I chose Helping Hands Home Care and set up 4 visits per day. My dad is 90 and virtually blind so the care extended beyond the catheter to helping him around the house, with personal care and domestic chores and, most importantly, brought company and routine to his days. It took him a while to settle, he is a proud man, but before long he adjusted to the carers coming in and out and he soon found them to be vital for his day to day life. He was only with Helping Hands for around 6 months and has now moved into residential care but we could not have managed that transition without his care visits. The online portal has been brilliant allowing my sister and I to see how he is doing, and the contact from the carers and staff has been just right. He could be a difficult man to handle at times and everyone made sure to match him to the right carers and to keep as much continuity as possible.