Daisy Chain Care Agency supports independent living
Introduction agency for wide range of support and care workers for the whole family. Isle of Wight, Hampshire, West Sussex and surrounding areas.
Call us on 01727807169
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We specialise in finding solutions
A quality introduction agency that is a little different.
We provide a single point for practical and legal welfare needs
We place for the whole multigenerational family or individuals for a wide range of care and support needs
We monitor for three months to ensure a secure placement.
We provide a facility for continued carer training to meet changing needs.
Care & support workers are found from a large range of skills & services on offer and tailor made to suit your needs.
We offer the additional unique CompanionCarePA part time or full time
We can combine services to include Life Care Planning to secure healthcare wishes legally and secure the affairs of the whole family through Tipi Wills & Mediation
A Bobby Patrol can make a weekly welfare check on you and your property and combined with CompanionCarePA visits ensure welfare and safety of loved ones
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Meetings & Interviews
There is a process that Daisy Chain Care Agency likes to follow.
It is appreciated that, where possible, most people like to save time and costs. We are able to use the 'phone and zoom to conduct most meetings. However, there are certain meetings that need to be conducted in person.
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An interview assessing the CarePA will take place on zoom and if possible geographically, in person. Once this initial interview is passed, the CarePA will be added to the register. An orientiation session is given by DCCA to the CarePA before placement with a client.
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If you wish to proceed with a CarePA and to be registered as a client, we will visit you if possible, and assess your requirements.
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Once a CarePA has been matched to the client, we will organise for the CarePA to come to an interview with you.
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Following a successful interview, completion of the process of assessing the match between the client and the CarePA will take place. This may mean the skills will have been assessed and any training recommendations made or simply help or leave you with the process of drawing up the contract between you the client and the CarePA.
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An orientation will take place at the home where the CarePA is being placed and this may be on the first day. We work to ensure DCCA, the client and the CarePA are happy with the agreement.
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DCCA will monitor the progress for the first month. If it is full time or daily care, the client will receive a call every day for the first seven days.
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