Midian Care

10/01/2024

Do you know the 5 signs that your loved one needs home care?

https://midiancare.com/5-signs-your-loved-one-needs-home-care/

Seniors can take pride in their independence, however there are signs that may indicate they need Home Care. Find out what they are and how to address them.

04/01/2024

🌟 Looking for top-quality care, fast? Midian Care has your back! 🌟

We're thrilled to announce that we offer lightning-fast care services, with support available in as little as 24 hours! 🕒 Our dedication to providing excellent care has earned us a "Good" rating by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) ⭐️, showcasing our commitment to exceptional service.

At Midian Care, our homecare service is more than just assistance; it's about creating a warm, supportive environment tailored to your needs. We believe in personalized care that feels like family, ensuring comfort and well-being every step of the way. 🏡💙

Count on Midian Care for prompt, quality support whenever you need it. Get in touch today and experience the difference firsthand!

29/11/2023

Midian Care embraces the true spirit of the holidays by ensuring our elderly receive the warmth and care they deserve this Christmas. Our dedicated team goes beyond to ensure they're not lonely, scared, or cold during this festive season. Join us in spreading cheer and companionship - let's make this Christmas a time of comfort and joy for our seniors. Trust Midian Care to provide compassionate support, ensuring their wellbeing throughout the holidays and beyond.

27/11/2023

Need an emergency care package over the festive period?
NO NEED TO PANIC!!

Midian Care full team of professional care givers, together with management team, are working 365 days a year (including festive period and bank holidays) and we are only one phone call away.
Our aims is to do more than just meeting your physical care needs and keeping you safe in your own home, we aim to provide a service that positively enriches your life and gives you the fulfillment and dignity that you deserve and we strongly believe everyone should have the freedom to choose how they receive care and support to live life as fully and independently as possible.

So please don't panic, pick up the phone and call the professionals.
03301246299

Happy Christmas to you all .🎅

28/06/2023

How Midian Care palliative home care team can help!!

Many terminally ill people wish to spend their final few weeks or months in their own home and our palliative care team enable this to happen, providing your loved one with end-of-life care tailored to their needs and preferences in their own home.
Our team will aim to make your loved one as comfortable as possible by supporting in managing pain and other distressing symptoms, using a holistic approach, providing physical, psychological, social, and spiritual support for your loved one, your family, and their carers.
We work in collaboration with other professionals to ensure your loved one can access additional palliative care support, provided by consultants trained in palliative medicine, specialist palliative care nurses or specialist palliative occupational therapists and physiotherapists, with whom your carer will work alongside at all times.
All care givers at Midian Care have palliative care expertise, and have worked with terminally ill clients, in their own home, alongside other palliative care professionals. The carers work to maintain client comfort and dignity throughout these latter stages of life.
Does your loved one wish to stay in their home whilst receiving palliative care?
Call our care management team on 03301246299 to see how we can help.

28/02/2023

At Midian Care we understand how difficult it can be for elderly / vulnerable individuals to do their own shopping, sometimes because of poor mobility or the sheer volume of shoppers in the supermarket.
Because of this they tend to visit the local convenience store and purchase whatever is in the shops small freezers, often leading to a poor diet and a costly bill.
Midian Care do shopping for a number of their service users and offer three options
Option 1. The service user provides us a shopping list and we will purchase and deliver.
Option 2. We can meet with the service user to discuss a meal plan and then purchase and deliver.
Option 3. We can accompany the Service user on their shopping trips.
These can be run alongside a full care package or as a one-off service weekly, fortnightly or monthly
Maybe you are concerned for a neighbour, friend or loved one, if so;
Please call 03301246299 to discuss shopping options or to get a quotation.
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08/02/2023

When time comes and you notice that your loved one is finding difficult to cope alone at home, it may be the time to think about getting some help for them.

When time comes and you notice that your loved one is finding difficult to cope alone at home, it may be the time to think about getting some help for

06/02/2023

Midian Care are here to make life a little easier . You may not require a full cleaning package but just need a little assistance with some chores .
We offer not only ad hoc bookings, and regular daily booking, but also very small bookings from 1 hour a week to few hours a day .

31/01/2023

Winter conditions can drastically affect our health, especially for elderly people with long-term conditions such as heart or kidney disease, emphysema and chronic bronchitis, asthma or diabetes.
Here are few tips on how to keep warm this winter.

Winter conditions can drastically affect our health, especially for elderly people with long-term conditions such as heart or kidney disease, emphysema and chronic bronchitis, asthma or diabetes. When they live

26/01/2023

Everyone should be able to live safely, report abuse

The best way to protect yourself or a loved one and stop abuse from happening is to tell someone about it.

17/01/2023

Lewy body dementia (LBD) and Alzheimer's disease are the two most common forms of dementia that differ in a number of key ways.
LBD tends to progress faster and affects many different and physical domains, including thought, behaviour, alertness, awareness, sleep, moods, and movement.
's progresses somewhat slower and mainly affects memory, behaviour, awareness, and language.
Because the causes and risk factors differ, the treatment of LBD and Alzheimer's also vary. Even so, LBD is frequently mistaken for Alzheimer's and, as such may be treated inappropriately.

16/01/2023

wanted to join our professional team based in Moseley.
You will be providing care and support to our clients in their own home in and around
No previous care experience necessary, full training provided.
Driving licence and access to a car it's esential.
To apply, please send your CV to ella.tuta@midiancare.com
Telephone 03301246299.

12/01/2023

The beginning of a new year is a great time to make healthy lifestyle changes, give up bad habits, and improve your well-being.

1. Lose weight and keep it off
A resolution to lose weight is one of the most important steps you can take toward better health. Losing just five to ten percent of your body weight can help lower your risk of chronic health conditions, such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and high blood pressure.

2. Eat a healthy diet
Healthy eating involves both what you eat and how you eat. Getting your recommended servings of fruits and vegetables each day is important because fruits and veggies are low in calories and fat, high in fiber, and rich sources of vitamins and minerals. Foods that contain fiber keep you feeling full, which helps you lose weight.

3. Sit less, move more
If you haven’t exercised for a while, going to a gym every day may not be a realistic goal. Making a resolution to simply add more physical activity into your daily life is more attainable. An easy way to become active is to sit less and move more. Park farther away from the entrance to the grocery store, take the stairs instead of the elevator, and exercise while you watch TV.

4. Schedule an annual checkup
Seeing your primary care doctor each year and taking advantage of your preventive care benefits can help you stay healthy.

5. Take steps to reduce stress
Learning how to manage stress is an important part of taking care of yourself and maintaining good overall mental and physical health.

6. Get more sleep
Good quality sleep boosts your immune system and promotes emotional wellness by giving your mind time to rest and recharge. Establishing a relaxing bedtime routine, limiting screen time before bed, and creating a quiet sleep environment can help you get the sleep you need.

7. Create a plan to stop smoking
Smoking harms nearly every organ in the body and is the leading cause of preventable death in the United Kingdom.

24/12/2022

The team here at Midian Care would like to wish our clients, staff and everyone’s families a fantastic Christmas and festive holiday.

15/12/2022

How can I make Day run smoothly for the person with ?

The festive season usually involves family get-togethers, which can be stressful if you are supporting someone living with dementia.
It might be exciting to catch up with family and friends, but you may also feel worried about how to prepare them for seeing your loved one with dementia if they haven’t seen them for a while.

Deborah Hutchinson ( a specialist dementia nurse working on the Admiral Nurse Dementia Helpline) explains:
• Changes to routine can make a person living with dementia feel uneasy, so keep activities simple and try to stick to their normal routine. Do day-to-day tasks like getting up, washing and dressing, having breakfast and taking medication at the same time as usual.
• Open presents as the main morning activity and take a break if the person becomes overwhelmed. Aim to prepare and eat lunch at the normal time and include some of the foods that your loved one usually enjoys.
• Try a short activity in the afternoon like going for a walk and getting some fresh air, or let them rest if they need to.
• Take your lead from the person living with dementia. Loud music, busy social interactions and changes to their routine can cause confusion and distress so try to avoid them if you can – for example, look for alternatives like no-snap crackers. You may need to stop the festivities for a while or provide them with a quiet place to take some time out, like a bedroom.

15/12/2022

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08/09/2022

Midian Care would like to share its deepest condolences with the entire Royal Family after the very sad news that Her Majesty The Queen has died. Her Majesty was a towering figure in the life of our nation throughout her long reign, and was loved, respected and admired.

For our service users and for many older people she was simply inspirational. We will miss her hugely. God bless.