Home Care and Housing Support Provider

About ESSHT

Senior Man At Home In Wheelchair Talking With Female Edinburgh Support Services Care Worker In Uniform
Medical worker explaining the treatment
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Senior Man In Dressing Gown Using Walking Frame Being Helped By Female Care Services Edinburgh Worker
Man being provided with elderly care

So What makes us different?

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Our journey began in 2021, but we go way back!

We’re a team of health and care professionals, Nurses and Carers who have decades of experience in caring for people in their homes and in hospital. Our relief team has medical and nursing students who bring valuable up to date evidence based practice. We also provide care training to carers, unpaid carers and other care organisations through their in-house training.

Our experience and diverse skills range from Mental Health Support, Learning Disability, Adult Nursing and Management of Care in the Hospital and Community. We always offer person centred care and support to our clients during their most vulnerable times in their lives whilst promoting independent living at home. Our services enable people to achieve their personal aspirations and we promote independence through goal setting and Reablement approaches. Our Carers actively involve our clients in shaping their care and support and always put them at the centre of every decision.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Person Centred

YOU are the focus of our efforts and resources. Getting it right for YOU, matters to us.

Professional & Friendly

We get to know YOU so that our best work is determined by the outcomes YOU want to achieve.

Reliable & Dependable

The care we deliver is crucial to the people we serve. We go the extra mile for YOU.

A day in the life of a carer

A carer’s job is demanding but can be rewarding and enriching.  Carers are continually multitasking as their client is dependent on their reliability and competence. Our services are mainly carried out on an hourly basis.  Carers are on hand to offer support to clients with the highest standard as they have this duty of care.

Medical worker explaining the treatment

Support Guidelines

  1. Medication
  2. Personal care
  3. Mental health
  4. Physical health
  5. Active health
  6. Nutrition
  7. Involvement
  8. Partnership working
  9. Safety and comfort
  10. Continence care

Main Training Covers:

  • Activities of Daily Living
  • Adult  & Child Protection
  • Basic First Aid
  • Basic Life Support
  • Care Certificate
  • Caring – SSSC core values and care planning
  • Chronic Conditions Awareness
  • Cyber security
  • Dementia Awareness
  • Fire Procedures
  • Food, Hygiene & Nutrition
  • Health & Safety
  • Infection Control
  • Management of Challenging Behaviour
  • Manual Handling (Moving and Handling)
  • Medication – safe handling and administration
  • Professional Development Courses identified to meet client needs

Support plan outcomes

  1. Keep home of client clean and tidy
  2. Continue to support to live independently in own home
  3. Support with safety and comfort
  4. Follow support guidelines
  5. Risk Assessments carried out continuously
We also have supplementary (Agency) support staff available

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