In-hospital care

Hospital admission can be a very stressful and lonely experience which can affect your recovery. Sedcare is here to help you get better faster by providing you with a personal carer to ensure you receive personalised care, leaving the hard-working nursing team to focus on your medical needs.

Here's how Sedcare can support your recovery...

Nearly half of over 65s in the UK experience a decline in the ability to perform routine tasks during hospitalisation resulting in a loss of independence. This is known as deconditioning syndrome, which can lead to skin breakdown and pressure ulcers, constipation, incontinence, depression and an increased risk of falls.

Help us help you get up and active!

Up and active

A comforting hand.

Being admitted into hospital can be a lonely, isolating business.

Arrange for a carer to visit you at a frequency that suits you to break the monotomy and boosting your positive outlook.

Companionship

Errands - Have a carer support you with the simple things such as picking up the day's newspaper, replenishing your supplies, or simply sourcing your favourite bar of chocolate.

Hydration and nutrition - Get that extra bit of encouragement support to drink fluids and eat your meals.You then have the option to continue care in your home once you are discharged.

Run Errands

Hospital admission can be a very stressful and lonely experience which can affect your recovery. Sedcare is here to help you get better faster by providing you with a personal carer to ensure you receive personalised care, leaving the hard-working nursing team to focus on your medical needs.​

Here's how Sedcare can support your recovery...

Hospital admission can be a very stressful and lonely experience which can affect your recovery. Sedcare is here to help you get better faster by providing you with a personal carer to ensure you receive personalised care, leaving the hard-working nursing team to focus on your medical needs.