KOb Healthcare

30/11/2023

Little drops of water can form an ocean- The profound truth lies in the simplicity of each drop—a tiny contribution that, when gathered, forms the vast expanse of an ocean. In life, seemingly insignificant actions, like droplets, accumulate to create meaningful and impactful experiences. Every small effort, kindness, or endeavour, when combined, shapes the vast tapestry of our existence. It's a reminder that the collective power of individual contributions can lead to something extraordinary and profound, much like the majestic presence of an ocean born from countless humble drops- much like in the care sector

28/11/2023

We aim to be one of the best staff suppliers in the industry. Everyone who works for us is highly qualified, professional, and flexible to meet our clients’ exact needs. Visit our page to find out more about our recruitment process, staffing services and how we can help you!

14/11/2023

With us, you can be assured of the customised care plans centred around your requirements and the high standard of care from our staff. If you are considering home care, get in touch with us today to see how we can support you.

31/10/2023

If you consider yourself a hard-working individual and the very best at what you do, get in touch with us today. We’re seeking persons for all kinds of positions, from support workers, nurses, to complex carers and home care workers. Our sheer range of opportunities will allow you to actively develop your career in a supportive environment within a growing industry. Interested? Visit our page to find out more.

17/10/2023

Are you or a loved one thinking about care but would prefer to stay at home? We provide the perfect balance of high-quality care without the need to consider a care home. Want to find out more? Visit our page to get in touch and for more information about our services!

19/09/2023

From live-in care, visiting care and respite care to round-the-clock support, we offer flexible home care services that are designed to suit you or your loved one. For more information about our services or to talk to us about your requirements, visit our page today!

05/09/2023

If you are a social worker, nurse, support worker or carer looking to join a reliable agency that supplies staffing services across the region, look no further! Email your CV to our recruitment team online today! Visit our page to find more details.

08/08/2023

If you are a trained Healthcare Assistant or Support Worker, we are looking for you. Join our growing community, do what you love, and earn excellent rates. Choose the hours that suit you, with varied and rewarding work helping others. Interested? Visit our page to find out more!

25/07/2023

Our carers go the extra mile for those we support and get to see first-hand the peace of mind that their ongoing support provides. Visit our page to find out more about our rigorous selection process and how we can handpick a carer to match your lifestyle!

24/07/2023

Why Choose Us?

Personalised Care: Tailored plans to suit your unique needs and preferences.
Compassionate Staff: Caring professionals who treat you like family.
Enhanced Independence: Support to maintain your freedom and lifestyle.
Safety First: Ensuring your well-being with top-notch care and attention.
Trusted Expertise: Years of experience, skills, and knowledge at your service.

11/07/2023

We are seeking persons for all kinds of positions, from support workers and nurses to complex carers and home care workers. Our sheer range of opportunities will allow you to actively develop your career in a supportive environment within a growing industry.

27/06/2023

Our Care Assistants provide the highest standard of personalised home care. They are specially trained to help with complex care needs and go above and beyond to help with tasks like grocery shopping and other daily chores. Speak to a member of our team today to find out more!

26/06/2023

Caring for the elderly during periods of extreme heat in the UK requires special attention to ensure their safety and well-being while respecting their choices. Here are some things you can do:

Stay informed: Keep track of weather updates and warnings from official sources. Stay updated on the heatwave conditions in your area.

Regular communication: Check in with the elderly person regularly, either through phone calls or in-person visits, to assess their well-being and offer assistance. Respect their privacy and independence while ensuring their safety.

Stay hydrated: Encourage the elderly person to drink plenty of fluids, even if they don't feel thirsty. Offer them water, fruit juices, or other hydrating beverages regularly.

Create a cool environment: Ensure that the living space is well-ventilated and kept cool. Use fans, air conditioners, or open windows to promote air circulation. Close curtains or blinds during the hottest parts of the day to prevent excess heat from entering.

Dress appropriately: Help the elderly person choose light-coloured, loose-fitting clothing made of breathable fabrics such as cotton. Encourage them to wear a hat and sunglasses when going outside.

Limit outdoor activities: Advise the elderly person to avoid going out during the hottest hours of the day, usually between 11 am and 3 pm. If they need to go outside, recommend shady areas and provide them with an umbrella or a parasol for sun protection.

Provide assistance with daily tasks: Offer help with household chores or other tasks that may be physically demanding or require exposure to the heat. Ensure that they have access to nutritious meals and remind them to eat regularly.

Encourage cool activities: Suggest engaging indoor activities such as reading, watching movies, playing board games, or doing puzzles to keep the elderly person occupied and entertained while avoiding excessive physical exertion.

Monitor for signs of heat-related illness: Educate yourself about the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heatstroke. If you notice any signs such as confusion, dizziness, rapid heartbeat, nausea, or fainting, seek medical assistance immediately.

13/06/2023

We want to professionalise the care workforce. We only recruit highly trained healthcare workers who meet our specific requirements and provide qualified staff to an extensive range of clients. Visit our page to find out more about our staffing services!

07/06/2023

At KOb Healthcare, we deeply appreciate the value and importance of home to our clients. We prioritise their desire to remain in their own homes, recognising that home is more than just a physical space.
We firmly believe in the significance of home and its impact on our clients' lives. Our commitment is to empower them to maintain their independence, dignity, and safety within the familiar surroundings of their own homes. Our goal is to deliver exceptional, compassionate support through our dedicated team, enabling our clients to embrace their cherished memories associated with significant life events, such as family weddings, birthday parties, or the journey of a fulfilling marriage, and enjoy a satisfying life in the comfort and security of their home.
Our team comprises highly trained carers and experienced office staff who are committed to helping our clients maintain their dignity and safety at home for as long as possible. Each individual receives tailored, compassionate support that addresses their unique needs. Our carers possess not only the necessary skills to provide excellent care but also an understanding of the importance of empathy, compassion, and respect when interacting with clients.
In addition to our carers, our office staff works diligently to ensure seamless coordination of all aspects of our clients' care. With their extensive experience, they handle the logistical aspects of home care, offering peace of mind to our clients and their families, allowing them to focus on enjoying their time together.

02/05/2023

KOb Healthcare - Your Trusted Partner for Domiciliary Care

At KOb Healthcare, we understand that every person deserves to receive high-quality care in the comfort of their own home. Our team of compassionate and experienced caregivers are committed to providing personalised and professional domiciliary care services to help our clients live independently and with dignity.

We offer a wide range of services to meet the unique needs of our clients, including:

Personal Care
Medication Management
Meal Preparation
Domestic Help
Companionship
Whether you need short-term or long-term support, we are here to help. Our team will work with you to create a tailored care plan that addresses your individual needs and preferences.

At KOb Healthcare, we believe in putting our clients first. That's why we only employ the most skilled and dedicated caregivers, who undergo rigorous training and background checks to ensure your safety and peace of mind.

If you or your loved one needs domiciliary care services, don't hesitate to contact us today. Our team is available to answer any questions you may have and to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation.

Contact us today and let us be your partner in care.
Tel: 01442 959459

E-mail: info@kobhealthcare.co.uk

Website:kobhealthcare.co.uk

06/04/2023

https://kobhealthcare.co.uk
Your Health, Our Passion

An expert domiciliary care provider and temporary employment agency. At KOb Healthcare, we are experts in supplying a wide variety of healthcare professionals to a diverse range of clients, including hospitals and care homes. We also offer compassionate professional domiciliary care services to priv...

16/03/2023

Person-centred care is an approach to care that puts the person receiving care at the centre of the care process, taking into account their individual needs, preferences and values. In domiciliary care, this means providing care that is tailored to the individual and their circumstances.

To implement person-centred care in domiciliary care, the following steps can be taken:

Get to know the person: Take the time to understand the person's needs, preferences and values. This can be done through an initial assessment, as well as regular conversations with the person and their family members.

Involve the person in their care: Encourage the person to be involved in decisions about their care and support. This can include asking them about their goals and aspirations, and involving them in the planning and review of their care.

Provide flexible care: Provide care that is flexible and responsive to the person's changing needs. This may involve adapting care plans and routines to suit the person's preferences and circumstances.

Foster positive relationships: Build positive and respectful relationships with the person and their family members. This can help to build trust and confidence in the care being provided.

Continuously monitor and evaluate care: Regularly review and evaluate the care being provided to ensure that it is meeting the person's needs and preferences.

Examples of person-centred care in domiciliary care:

Mrs Smith has dementia and becomes anxious in new environments. Her domiciliary care worker, Sarah, takes the time to get to know Mrs Smith and her routines. She adapts her approach to care to suit Mrs Smith's preferences, and provides care in a familiar environment, such as Mrs Smith's own home.

Mr Jones has a visual impairment and finds it difficult to read his medication labels. His domiciliary care worker, John, involves Mr Jones in the management of his medication, providing verbal descriptions of each medication and ensuring that Mr Jones understands how to take them safely.

Mrs Patel has mobility difficulties and struggles with some aspects of personal care. Her domiciliary care worker, Emma, provides care that is tailored to Mrs Patel's individual needs and preferences, ensuring that she is supported with dignity and respect.

In all of these examples, the domiciliary care workers have taken a person-centred approach to care, adapting their care to suit the individual needs and preferences of the person receiving care.