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Triviva Care Group — Care at Home
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Care at Home

Personalised support for older people who want to continue living with dignity, independence and confidence in familiar surroundings.

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Person-centred support Dignity and independence Support in familiar surroundings
Raising the Standard of Care

Support Should Fit Around the Person

Home holds memories, routines, relationships and the small things that make everyday life feel familiar.

Care That Starts with You

Helping Older People Continue Living Well

At Triviva Care Group, we understand that everyone’s needs, routines and preferences are different. Our Care at Home services help older people remain comfortable in familiar surroundings while receiving support that respects their dignity, choices and independence.

Whether you need occasional visits, daily assistance or more regular support, we work with you and, with your consent, your family or representatives to agree suitable arrangements. Support is based on an individual assessment and reviewed as your circumstances change.

We listen to what matters to you and adjust your support as your needs change.

Care at Home Services

Flexible Support for Older People

Explore the different types of care and practical support available through Triviva Care Group. Arrangements are based on individual assessments and agreed needs.

Flexible Home Care

  • Arrange care visits around your needs and daily routine.
  • Help with washing, dressing and getting ready for the day.
  • Prepare meals and drinks.
  • Provide medication reminders and agreed medication support.
  • Help with light housework, laundry and changing bed linen.
  • Offer companionship and support with everyday activities.
  • Accompany you to appointments, shopping and community activities.
  • Review and adjust your support as your needs change.

Live-In Care

  • Arrange for a care worker to live in your home under an agreed care plan.
  • Help with personal care and daily routines.
  • Prepare meals that reflect your preferences and dietary needs.
  • Provide companionship and encourage hobbies and interests.
  • Support safe movement around the home.
  • Help with light household tasks and laundry.
  • Provide agreed medication support.
  • Keep families informed, with your consent.
  • Arrange additional care cover where needed for breaks or overnight support.

Personal Care

  • Assist with bathing, showering and washing.
  • Help with dressing and undressing.
  • Support oral hygiene, hair care and everyday grooming.
  • Assist with toileting and continence care.
  • Help with changing continence products.
  • Support safe transfers and repositioning according to your care plan.
  • Respect your privacy and seek your consent before providing assistance.
  • Encourage you to complete the parts of your routine you can manage independently.

Dementia Care

  • Support familiar daily routines.
  • Give gentle reminders and clear, patient explanations.
  • Help with washing, dressing, meals and drinks.
  • Offer reassurance when someone feels confused or distressed.
  • Encourage familiar hobbies, music and reminiscence activities.
  • Provide companionship and meaningful conversation.
  • Support a calm, familiar home environment.
  • Observe changes in wellbeing and report concerns appropriately.
  • Work with families and relevant professionals, with appropriate consent.

Respite

  • Provide temporary care while a usual carer takes a break.
  • Maintain the person’s agreed routines and care arrangements.
  • Help with personal care, meals and drinks.
  • Provide agreed medication support.
  • Offer companionship and activities.
  • Support family carers during holidays, appointments or other commitments.
  • Share relevant updates and provide a clear handover.
  • Arrange the duration and frequency of support around assessed needs and availability.

Hospital Discharge Support

  • Review discharge information and agree a suitable care plan.
  • Help you settle back into your home and daily routine.
  • Assist with washing, dressing and toileting.
  • Prepare meals and encourage regular drinks.
  • Provide medication support in line with agreed instructions.
  • Support mobility using assessed techniques and equipment.
  • Help with essential household tasks during recovery.
  • Observe changes and raise concerns with the appropriate professional.
  • Review support as your recovery progresses.

Overnight Care

  • Provide sleeping-night or waking-night support according to assessed needs.
  • Help with toileting and continence care during the night.
  • Assist with agreed transfers and repositioning.
  • Offer reassurance when you wake feeling unsettled or confused.
  • Help with drinks and other agreed night-time needs.
  • Respond to requests for assistance within the agreed care arrangement.
  • Record relevant observations and share a morning handover.
  • Follow agreed procedures if a concern or emergency arises.

Longer-Term Assistance

  • Provide ongoing support through an individual care plan.
  • Help with personal care and everyday routines.
  • Prepare meals and support eating and drinking.
  • Provide agreed medication support.
  • Assist with light housework and laundry.
  • Offer regular companionship and support with hobbies.
  • Help you stay connected with family, friends and community activities.
  • Review your care regularly and adapt support as your needs change.
  • Encourage independence and keep your choices central to your care.
Our Approach

The Person Comes First

Good care should respect who someone is, how they live and the choices that matter to them.

Our approach keeps the older person involved in decisions and everyday life wherever possible.

✓ Dignity
✓ Independence
✓ Reliability
✓ Compassion

“We listen to what matters to you and adjust your support as your needs change.”

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How Care Starts

Four Straightforward Steps

We make the first steps straightforward and keep the older person’s wishes central.

01

Contact Us

Call or email. You do not need professional terminology or a final decision.

02

Tell Us What Is Happening

We listen to what has changed, what matters and what support may help.

03

Agree the Plan

Where required, we assess needs, discuss suitability and explain proposed costs.

04

Begin and Review

Support starts under agreed arrangements and is reviewed as circumstances change.

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You Do Not Need to Have Everything Worked Out

Tell us what is happening. We will listen and help you understand the next suitable step for you or someone you love.

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Care Provider Support · Here to help

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about practical support for care organisations and their teams.

What does care provider support involve?

The service focuses on practical support with workforce development, induction, competency pathways and defined service-improvement priorities.

Who is this service designed for?

Care Provider Support is intended for care organisations looking to strengthen their teams, working practices and identified areas for improvement.

Can you help with staff induction and competency pathways?

Induction and competency pathways are among the areas we can discuss. Contact the team to explain your organisation’s needs and priorities.

Can we discuss specific service-improvement priorities?

Yes. Support can focus on defined priorities. We will first need to understand your organisation’s circumstances and the improvements you are looking to explore.

How do we get started with provider support?

Get in touch and tell us about your organisation, its current needs and where you would value practical support. The team can explain the next suitable steps.

Still have questions? Talk to our team or call 07346 815 395.