Welcome to Unicare
(Specialist in Complex Care)
Find an extra pair of hands to help at home with
Unicare (Specialist in Complex Care)
Find an extra pair of hands to help at home with
Unicare (Specialist in Complex Care)
We are one of a handful of companies to boast a team of qualified nurses managing our staff. We also offer a 24/7 on-call service for emergency carers too. So however simple or complex, or urgent, your care needs are – we can help. Our care team will work with you to create a personalised care plan to suit your in-home requirements.
For further information about our range of services, or to talk to us about costs, please do get in touch with our friendly team.
We have over 25 years combined experience in both training our carers and in providing a professional level of live-in care services. We cover it all, from employment matters – salaries, benefits and leave, for example – to providing a wide range of services including everything from complex nursing care, etc.
Unicare Complex Care caters for individuals with intricate medical conditions, including motor neurone disease and muscular dystrophy, who require nursing Homecare instead of a hospital environment.
At Unicare Complex Care Specialist, our Contextual Safeguarding Division is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of young people beyond their immediate family environment.
Unicare Complex have over 25 years combined experience in working with people from a range of different backgrounds, with very different needs. We care for the elderly, the young, all generations with disabilities, those diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and dementia, as well as those who have suffered a severe injury or are struggling with their mental health. There are many reasons why a person might require a live-in or domiciliary carer and so, whatever your level of need, we’ll always help you to live the life you choose.
For younger clients living with a disability, it might mean providing a mobility aid to help you get around so you can begin to live independently. Getting in and out of bed and to university lectures, for example.
