Noble Live-in Care – Huntingdon

Live-in care offers a compassionate alternative to moving into a care home, allowing individuals to remain in the comfort of their own home while receiving full-time support. This service is tailored for people with conditions such as dementia, Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis, cancer, stroke recovery, Parkinson’s, and those needing post-operative care or respite for family caregivers.

A dedicated care professional will live with you 7 days a week, providing personalised care and companionship, fully focused on your needs. While we manage your live-in care service, you remain in control of the support you receive, ensuring that it aligns with your preferences and lifestyle. Our approach is guided by your goals, and we work with you to find creative solutions that enable you to live the life you choose, maintaining your independence and quality of life.

Dementia Live-in Care

Receiving care in the familiar surroundings of home can significantly benefit individuals living with dementia, enhancing their overall health and well-being. The stress and disruption of moving to a care facility can negatively impact someone with dementia, affecting their ability to manage their condition effectively.

At Noble Live-in Care, we provide personalised one-to-one support through dedicated live-in carers, ensuring those with dementia receive the highest standard of care while maintaining a comfortable, familiar routine.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Live-in Care

A diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) can affect people of all ages, but it doesn’t have to limit independence. At Noble Live-in Care, we believe in supporting individuals with MS to live a fulfilling life within their own home. Our compassionate live-in care services are designed to help you maintain control and independence, with care tailored to your unique needs and preferences.

Live-in Cancer Care

Living with cancer is challenging, but with the right support, it’s possible to enjoy a meaningful life. At Noble Live-in Care, we offer personalised live-in care to help manage the physical and emotional effects of cancer. Whether you’re at the start of treatment or at a later stage, we provide high-quality care in the comfort of your home, helping you live as well as possible.

Stroke Live-in Care

Recovering from a stroke can be a long journey, but with the right support, rehabilitation is possible. Our specialised live-in stroke care at Noble Live-in Care focuses on recovery in a home environment, which can have a profound impact on well-being. We work closely with healthcare professionals to support you with physiotherapy exercises and help you regain confidence in using assistive equipment.

Parkinson’s Live-in Care

Living with Parkinson’s disease often means needing help with daily tasks, but maintaining independence is still important. At Noble Live-in Care, we offer 24/7 live-in care for individuals with Parkinson’s, assisting with everything from mobility to household tasks, while providing companionship and emotional support to improve quality of life.

Brain Injury Live-in Care

Caring for individuals with brain injuries requires specialist knowledge and round-the-clock attention. Noble Live-in Care provides tailored live-in care for people living with brain injuries, focusing on helping them manage day-to-day life more easily and offering the support they need based on the severity of their condition.

Cerebral Palsy Live-in Care

Cerebral Palsy (CP) affects movement and coordination, often leading to complex care needs. Noble Live-in Care offers expert live-in care for individuals with CP, providing constant support to help them live comfortably and independently at home.

Learning Disability Live-in Care

Individuals with learning disabilities require personalised support to live fulfilling, independent lives. At Noble Live-in Care, we provide custom live-in care plans that cater to each person’s unique needs, helping with everything from daily household tasks to medication management.

Your Noble Live-in Care professional will require a private, fully furnished bedroom with suitable storage space for clothes and personal belongings. Additionally, an internet connection is necessary so they can access Noble’s technology systems to effectively manage your care and support.

Yes. While Noble does not provide nursing care, our care professionals are trained to support individuals with long-term and life-limiting conditions such as dementia, Parkinson’s, and cancer. We also offer palliative and end-of-life care, with our care professionals skilled in providing sensitive, dignified support. If necessary, we can arrange specialist training tailored to your specific needs, and we will collaborate with your healthcare team to ensure comprehensive care.

Yes. Noble can provide care to individuals living with a partner or family. If both you and your partner or another family member require support, our care services can accommodate and cater to both individuals.

Yes. Your care needs will be thoroughly discussed during a personalised assessment, and we will create a care plan and quote that accommodates your requirements, including overnight support.

Your care professional is entitled to 14 hours of breaks per week. Typically, this may involve 2-hour daily breaks, though the schedule can be adjusted based on mutual agreement. If you require continuous support during these breaks, family members, friends, or a paid domiciliary care service can assist.