MiHomecare provide a wide range of homecare services to people who need help and support, whether due to old age, illness, disability or infirmity. They work with people of all ages, and can help with complex conditionss such as learning disabilities or dementia, as well as supporting people who just need a little bit of extra help around the house. Dedicated professionals understand that everyone is different. Care is tailored to the needs of the cared for person, helping them to live as full a life as possible.

Their range of services for people of all ages include:

• Personal care
• Domestic support
• Welfare checks
• Medication support
• Home from hospital
• Reablement support – helping people regain independence after illness or a hospital stay
• Carers’ respite
• Night sits
• Community access
• Palliative care
• End of life care
• Complex Care
• Live-in Care

CHOOSING THE RIGHT CARE AGENCY - A MESSAGE FROM PEOPLE FIRST

People First cannot recommend individual home care agencies, and does not vouch for the quality of service which they currently provide. Please refer to our disclaimer page for more details. 

It is important that you satisfy yourself that you will receive the service which you need, and that it will be of a high standard. We recommend that you refer to the following websites when deciding which home care agency to use:-

· The Care Quality Commission website  – they inspect home care agencies regularly and publish their inspection reports online, highlighting what an agency does well and where there is a need for improvement

· The NHS website  – they allow you to search for home care agencies in your area, to see what other people have said about them, and to rate them yourself based on your experiences 

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