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Discover the full care costs and your funding options. Call Helping Hands today for the cost of receiving live-in and visiting care in your own home.
Our free home care assessment will ensure we know what is needed, what the cost is and how this might be funded. Typically, the options are: you may choose to pay privately; you may be eligible for state funded care; you may receive state funded care but this might not be enough for your care needs and you might want to ‘top up’ with ...
Costs of live in care Our live-in care costs are clear and up-front, with no hidden costs or transaction fees. Costs of visiting care Our visiting care is bespoke to your needs, with clear and transparent costs. Funding options You may be eligible for social care funding. Click here to find out more.
In this blog post, we will guide you through the various funding options for home help, focusing on the keywords “funding for home help” to help you make the best-informed decisions for your care needs. 1. Local Authority Financial Assessment.
Learn more about the cost of our care and available funding options. Looking for urgent care? If you need urgent support, we’re available day and night to take your call.
You may be eligible for local authority funding to help with the cost of home care and if you have not already done so, the first step to establishing whether you are eligible for financial help is to contact your local council.
There are four main types of funding options available, local authority funding, means tested support, NHS continuing healthcare and self-funding. 1. Local Authority Funding. Your local authority may be able to provide you with funding for your homecare, where you meet specific eligibility criteria.
Figuring out how to pay for home care can feel like a daunting task. Whether you’re looking for support for yourself or a loved one, the options can seem complex and overwhelming. This guide will walk you through the different routes to funding home care in the UK, helping you understand what’s available and how to access it.
Care homes can be expensive. Read our cost and funding FAQs to discover the care and financial benefits of our live-in care and visiting care services.
Depending on your or your loved one’s situation, you may be eligible for NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) funding to help you manage your elderly care costs. CHC funding is designated funding that is provided over a period of time to assist people with various conditions. It’s important to know that CHC funding is: