Complex care comes in all shapes and sizes and is specifically tailored to suit the individual medical needs of the service user. The KASE Care team support people living with a range of severe disabilities daily. Some of the long-term conditions our team include: Motor Neurone’s Disease Parkinson’s Disease Cerebral Palsy Respiratory conditions Dementia Learning […]
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The KASE Care team are qualified to offer specialised home care services for all manner of conditions, including brain injury which may have been the result of trauma. Service users with brain injuries who need home care are likely to need continuous care and/or a lengthy rehabilitation period upon being discharged from the hospital (likely having had […]
For any of the services offered by KASE Care, the safety of the service user and our team is our number one priority. During these unprecedented times, as we deliver life-changing care amidst a global pandemic, our team are continuing to follow official government advice. This means that our staff are wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such […]
A service user living with any type of spinal injury, such as tetraplegia, paraplegia or quadriplegia, has certain care needs that must be met. The KASE Care team offer specialised spinal cord injury home care services that ensure that both the service user and their family’s needs are taken care of. Spinal injuries can either be the […]
Recent years have seen a huge focus on considering mental health – both your own and others – regardless of age or a person’s circumstances. Mental health problems such as depression and anxiety can affect anyone at any time. It is possible that you could have been sat opposite someone who, on the outside, appeared […]
Here at KASE Care, one of our primary goals is to ensure that our service users can enjoy as independent a life as possible – regardless of the level of care they require. Even if the need is for 24-hour live-in care, our team will support and encourage the service user to be as self-sufficient […]
It’s cold, it rains, the mornings are dark, the days are short, and the nights are long. Maintaining your health and wellness in the summer months is just that little bit easier, isn’t it? Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is real, the lack of sunlight can affect our mental health as well as our physical wellbeing. […]
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