Our Care Services
Domiciliary
Care
The Domiciliary Care team understand how important it is to remain living at home. We offer a flexible affordable service for you or your loved one to provide expert care for both Adults and Children, from a couple of hours a week to more complex care. Our trained and supportive carers always strive to perform their duties with warmth and kindness, providing help and support whenever needed.
- Personal care, escorted outings (shopping, social activities, appointments)
- Help with administration of medications general support and sitting service (from 1-24 hours)
- Light meals preparation
- Cleaning and domestic calls
- Advice on Local Authority funding and private funding
- We provide Care 24 hours a day, 365 days per year.
Disability
Products
Occupational Therapy Services for Children and Young Adults Referral
We accept referrals for Occupational Therapy from families, Charities, Solicitors, Case Managers and Statutory Services.
Potential reasons for referral could include difficulties with sensory processing, personal care, life skills, eating and drinking, handwriting, movement and coordination, fine motor skills, visual perceptual skills, gross motor skills, social engagement, anxiety, planning and organisation, etc. We can also explore equipment, adaptations and moving and handling needs. If you would like to book an initial assessment or make an enquiry, please contact Steddy.
Assessment
Following receipt of a referral, we aim to provide a quote and where accepted, make an appointment within a timely manner to complete an initial assessment. It is a crucial part of Occupational Therapy to understand the individual’s areas of skill and areas where they need to develop or require support. Assessments are holistic, gathering useful information about the individual’s functioning in a multitude of settings (e.g. home, school and the community) and involve the individual and their caregivers.
After the initial assessment, a report will be prepared to outline the individual’s current abilities and the areas that have been identified for further development. Quotes for ongoing therapeutic intervention will be supplied where required.
All paediatric assessments and reports are completed by experienced Paediatric Occupational Therapists. The Occupational Therapists regularly engage in Continuing Professional Development activities to build on their skills and the services that they can offer. If you would like to book an initial assessment or make an enquiry, please contact Steddy.
Therapy
Within our assessment reports, we will make recommendations for the frequency and type of ongoing therapeutic intervention required. Recommendations are tailored to the individual’s needs and will be goal orientated where possible. Quotes will be produced and discussed with the referrer.
Direct Therapy involves the Occupational Therapist working directly with the individual to develop their skills and to work towards meeting the goals that have been identified. For example, an individual may require weekly sessions. The Occupational Therapist will engage with the wider Multidisciplinary Team where required for the benefit of the individual.
Consultancy involves the Occupational Therapist working alongside the individual, their family and where possible the Multidisciplinary Team to provide advice and assist with skill development so that those closest to the individual can develop skills to meet their needs.
Reports can be prepared at the point of initial assessment, further assessment, interim reviews of goals and at the end of a period of intervention.
Our Training Services
Training Your Staff
Our fully qualified and experienced trainers undertake various training courses both in-house and externally. We have the flexibility to adapt to your specific training requirements.
Our Training courses are utilised by individual organisations such as Local Councils, Social Services, Nursing Homes, Care Homes and Care Agencies. In addition, we also offer training for Universities, Colleges and Schools.
Training Video
Manual Handling: An example of one of our Manual Handling Training Courses
Available courses:
To provide knowledge to participants who are caring for patients / clients with Acute Illnesses.
Objectives
- Recognise different types of illness
- Identify the difference between chronic and acute illness
- Explain problems and adverse effects commonly encountered
- Discuss rational for different treatments.
To provide participants of knowledge surrounding catheter and stoma care.
Objectives
- Recognise need for catheter and stoma care
- Identify types of medical equipment used
- Explain risk of infection and problems commonly encountered
- Discuss management of stoma and catheter care.
To provide knowledge and skill to participants who are caring for patients/clients with COPD and Asthma.
Objectives
- Recognise the indications needed to give suction
- Identify types of medical equipment used
- Explain problems and adverse effects commonly encountered
- Discuss policies and guidelines.
To provide knowledge and skill to participants who are caring or managing, patients / clients.
Objectives
- Recognise the indications of dementia
- Identify types of dementia
- Explain problems and effects commonly encountered
- Discuss medication and treatment.
To provide knowledge and awareness to participants who are initiating with patients/clients that are disabled.
Objectives
- Recognise issues that occur in daily activities
- Identify types of disability
- Explain problems commonly encountered
- Complete a ADL form.
To provide participants with knowledge and skills required to care for an individual at end of life.
Objectives
- Recognise the dying patient
- Identify specific care needs relating to end of life care
- Discuss ethical issues surrounding end of life care.
Provide participants with better awareness of epilepsy and the care needs of an individual with epilepsy.
Objectives
- To identify causes of epilepsy
- Recognise different seizures and management of a seizure
- Identify ‘triggers’ of seizures
- Underline care needs of the individual following a seizure
- Discuss common medication used in epilepsy and seizures.
Provide participants with the knowledge and skill to assist an individual in an emergency situation.
Objectives
- Identify the role of the first aider
- Explain the primary and secondary survey
- Discuss injuries and treatment
- Identify airway, breathing and circulatory problems Perform CPR.
To provide participants with knowledge of good food safety practice.
Objectives
- Explain the need for food hygiene
- Discuss relevant legislation
- Identify food poisoning and contamination risks
- Apply food hygiene to scenarios.
To provide participants with knowledge of controlling Infection.
Objectives
- Recognise infection
- Identify risk factors
- Explain micro-organism growth
- Underline relevant legislation
- Discuss infection prevention and control procedures.
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powered wheelchair suppliers.
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Our Building Services
Wheelchair and Scooter Services
Steddy’s are authorised dealers for the majority of manufactures including Invacare, Roma Medical, Karma, Kymco, Sunrise Medical and TGA.
Benefits • Free Estimate • Home Collection Service or Customer Drop off Service • Trained qualified technicians • We aim to carry out all repairs with integrity keeping your costs down to the absolute minimum. • We can check your batteries on our capacity tester, which shows the capacity percentage of each battery at our workshop. • Annual Maintenance recall service
Annual Maintenance
Power wheelchairs and mobility scooters require annual maintenance to keep them running safely and in top condition.
By maintaining your wheelchair or scooter annually, you can prevent potential problems from occurring and limit the need for repairs. We make it easy for you to properly maintain your equipment by having one of our qualified technician’s collect your wheelchair / scooter from your home.
We provide maintenance on the following parts:
• Batteries • Joysticks • Controllers • Motors • Tyres and wheels • Battery Chargers • Armrests
Available In Store
• Batteries available at low prices • Tyres and Tubes - please contact us for prices quoting your tyre size. Fitting service available.
Wheelchair Hire
Steddy also offer wheelchair hire with a £20.00 deposit and flexible rentable terms Day Hire - £5.00 per day, £30.00 per week, £15.00 for weekend hire, £100.00 per month
Join Our Team
Applicants will need to hold a full driving licence, have their own transport and have the right to work in the UK. All successful candidates, irrespective of their previous experience, will complete our comprehensive induction training course at our head office in Bridgend. It’s ideal if you have a previous care background but this is not essential as full training will be provided.
Benefits
• Competitive rate of pay
• Mileage allowance
• Paid travel time
• Uniform Provided
• Company contributory pension scheme
• Opportunity to work towards a recognised qualification
• Career progression – we promote from within
• Company benefits scheme
• Additional paid day off for your birthday after completing 6 month probation
• Guaranteed day off for Christmas shopping
• Recommend a friend – referral scheme £75.00
FAQ’S
I haven’t worked in care before. Can I still apply? Of course, we will provide training on all the skills you’ll require to reach the nationally recognised QCF qualifications in Health and Social Care. All we need from you is the right personality and the right attitude to learn.
What hours are available?
Full Time, Part Time and Relief (dependent on role) for a flexible work-life balance. What happens once I have applied? Do successful and unsuccessful applicants get contacted?
Successful applicants will receive a phone call to arrange an interview. If you are unsuccessful we will send you an email.