The days and weeks after a hospital stay, operation or serious illness can be unsteady, both physically and emotionally. Our convalescence and post-hospital care service provides short-term, intensive support to help you regain confidence and independence at home, rather than staying in hospital longer than necessary or moving into a care home.
Care can be arranged quickly around a discharge date and stepped up or down as your recovery progresses, so you always have the right level of support at the right time.

The first few days and weeks after leaving hospital are when people are most vulnerable - to falls, missed medication, not eating properly or simply losing confidence. The best time to arrange convalescence care is as soon as a discharge date is being discussed. We can complete an assessment while your relative is still on the ward, talk to the discharge team about their needs, and have a carer ready for the day they come home.
Your carer will support personal care and mobility, encourage the exercises set by NHS physiotherapists and occupational therapists, prepare nourishing meals and keep an eye out for signs that something isn't right. As recovery progresses, support can be reduced or stopped altogether.

Dedicated live-in support to help stroke survivors recover, regain confidence and stay independent in their own home.

24-hour support from dedicated carers who live in your home, providing continuous companionship and assistance.

Coordinated live-in support for people with complex or long-term health conditions, working closely with district nurses, GPs and community health teams.
We provide convalescence & post-hospital care throughout London and Greater London. Choose your area for local information, including the neighbourhoods we cover and nearby NHS hospitals:
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