Night Care

As you know Care isn’t a 9am – 5pm Job, we take pride in ourselves that our care is around the clock 24 / 7. Overnight care helps people stay safe and comfortable in their own homes during the night. If your loved one has trouble sleeping, feels restless, or is upset at night, it can be very tough. We offers caring and skilled overnight help to ensure they are looked after well. This kind of care can help maintain their well-being and make their quality of life better..

Overnight care is different from a typical night’s sleep. Older adults often struggle to sleep well at night, and this can worsen conditions like dementia. Poor sleep can also affect their overall health and make them feel less confident and independent at home.

Night or overnight care provides support for individuals who need help during the night. Here’s what it typically involves:

• Assistance with Sleep: The caregiver helps with bedtime routines and ensures the person is comfortable and settled for the night.

• Monitoring: They keep an eye on the person while they sleep to ensure they are safe, checking for any signs of distress or discomfort.

• Emergency Support: If any issues or emergencies arise during the night, the caregiver is there to respond quickly and provide help.

• Personal Care: They may assist with nighttime needs, such as using the bathroom or changing clothes, and help if the person has trouble getting in and out of bed.

• Comfort and Reassurance: The caregiver provides companionship and reassurance, which can be especially important for those who feel anxious or confused at night.

• Managing Health Issues: For people with conditions like dementia, the caregiver can help manage symptoms that may worsen at night, such as confusion or agitation.

• Medication: They can remind or assist with taking medications if needed during the night.

• Support for Nighttime Activities: If the person needs help with any activities or tasks that occur during the night, such as drinking water or adjusting room temperature, the caregiver is available to assist.

Overall, overnight care helps ensure that individuals are safe, comfortable, and well-supported throughout the night, improving their overall quality of life and providing peace of mind for their families.

• Enhanced Safety: With a caregiver present, there’s always someone to monitor and address any potential safety issues, reducing the risk of falls or accidents during the night.

• Emergency Response: In case of an emergency, the caregiver can quickly provide assistance, ensuring prompt action is taken if needed.

• Improved Sleep Quality: The caregiver helps with bedtime routines and ensures a comfortable sleep environment, which can lead to better sleep quality for the individual.

• Comfort and Reassurance: Having someone there throughout the night can provide emotional comfort and reassurance, reducing feelings of anxiety or loneliness.

• Personal Care Assistance: The caregiver can assist with nighttime needs, such as helping with bathroom trips or adjusting bedding, making nighttime routines easier and more comfortable.

• Support for Health Conditions: For those with conditions like dementia or chronic illnesses, the caregiver can manage symptoms that might worsen at night, helping to prevent confusion or agitation.

• Medication Management: The caregiver can remind or assist with taking nighttime medications, ensuring that medication schedules are followed accurately.

• Peace of Mind for Family: Knowing that a caregiver is present at night can give family members peace of mind, knowing that their loved one is well cared for and safe.

• Continuous Monitoring: The caregiver keeps an eye on the person throughout the night, which can be particularly helpful for those who are prone to wandering or who need regular check-ins.

• Reduced Disruption: Overnight care helps to minimize disruptions in the individual’s sleep, contributing to a more restful and uninterrupted night.

We provide healthcare recruitment services across England, many of which provide live in care for older adults.

Please take a moment to complete the accompanying enquiry form. Alternatively, our Enquiry Support Team are here to talk on 01183 212229 or 07961705199.