East Dorset
Private discharge and reablement service by GoodOaks Homecare and Medella Home Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy.
Rated 9.6/10 on homecare.co.uk 
Private Discharge and Reablement Service
This unique collaboration aims to provide therapeutic reablement care to clients exactly when and where they need it.
Our service emphasises flexible, person-centred therapeutic care delivered by specialist Physios and Occupational therapists, supported by fully trained therapeutic care assistants. This innovative service seeks to support the healthcare system within both the private sector and the NHS.
To find out more email us at allathome@goodoakshomecare.co.uk
What is All At Home?
We’ve really tried to create this service from a patient’s perspective, thinking about what they need when they are in a state of transition i.e. hospital discharge, leaving respite, recovery from temporary illness/injury at home.
They all need something different, but it would all encompass a level of care and rehabilitation.
GoodOaks Homecare – East Dorset
The care element is provided by GoodOaks Homecare – East Dorset – We can do anything from 30 mins to 24 hour care (including double-ups) on discharge from hospital or respite and this will be reviewed on a weekly basis with the goal of reducing the care need and maximising independence.
Medella Home Physiotherapy
The rehab aspect: The carers or therapeutic care assistants, are trained by the highly experienced and passionate OT’s and physio’s from Medella Home Physiotherapy to be enabling in their approach of all functional tasks (both personal care and household related) and to support the patients in doing their exercises and functional activities as directed by OT/PT.
The patients will all receive one face to face session per week of qualified therapy input as part of the package (more is available if needed at additional cost) and a qualified OT/PT will also be reviewing the caseload and supervising the All at Home care team on a weekly basis (plus on demand).
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Benefits of All At Home
Reduce Administration
Streamlining processes to ease the workload on healthcare providers.
Enhanced Discharge Journey
Improving the transition from hospital to home.
Freed Bed Space
Facilitating quicker discharges to free up hospital beds.
Improved Patient Outcomes
Providing high-quality care that supports better recovery and independence.We are proud to share that the All At Home service has been recognised by the Leaders in Care Awards as finalists for Care Provider of the year 2024
Who can use the service?
Self-funding clients
Any self-funding clients residing in East Dorset, Ringwood, Bournemouth and Poole areas.
After a stay in hospital
This service is designed for those leaving hospital or respite care.
During transition period
If you are moving home or recovering from illness at home.
Other assistance
If you are not sure, get in touch and we’ll be happy to discuss.Individualised and Flexible Packages
We understand that each client has unique needs. Therefore, we tailor our care packages to provide the reablement necessary for clients to regain their safety and independence at home, at their own pace.
Care packages can be single-handed or double-handed and range from 30 minutes per day to 24-hour care at home.
We recognise that the needs of a person just leaving hospital are likely to change as they recover and rehabilitate at home, so the package is reviewed and adapted on a weekly basis, with the goal of reducing the care need and maximising independence.
We don’t just provide care and therapist-led rehabilitation, we can also support with companionship, shopping, community access and domestic tasks as the client requires.
How long can the service be used for?
There is no set timescale for the service, other than a minimum of 2 weeks. There would be a care review with the patient/family at 6 weeks unless requested/needed sooner.
When the patient finishes with the service, they can continue with care (if needed) from GoodOaks or whichever care provider they wish.
Physio and OT can stop or be continued separately as the patient needs.