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Physical disability and sensory impairment support

Physical Disability & Sensory Impairment Support in Greenwich

At CarePlus Healthcare+, our physical disability and sensory impairment support in Greenwich is designed to help adults live safely, confidently and as independently as possible in their own homes and within their local communities.

We provide person-centred support based on each individual’s needs, abilities, preferences, goals and lifestyle. Rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach, we work with individuals to understand what matters to them and provide practical support that promotes dignity, independence, choice and quality of life.

Independence, with the right support beside you

A physical disability or a sensory impairment such as sight or hearing loss can make some tasks harder, but it should not take away your choices.

We provide support that adapts to your needs and how you like things done, from personal care to getting around the home.

Everyone deserves choice and control over their own life. We support adults with physical disabilities and sensory impairments to build independence, manage their home and take part in the activities, relationships and opportunities that matter to them.

Support is planned with the person and, where they wish, with their family and other professionals. Our physical disability and sensory impairment support in Greenwich is regularly reviewed and adapted as individual needs, circumstances and goals change.

How we can help

Mobility support

Help to move, transfer and get around the home safely.

Personal care

Respectful help with washing, dressing and eating.

Communication that works for you

Support tailored to sight or hearing needs.

Everyday life at home

Practical help so your home works for you.

Faq

What Physical disability and sensory impairment Support Includes

Our physical disability and sensory impairment support in Greenwich can be tailored to each person's individual needs, preferences and goals. Support may include:

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CarePlus Healthcare in Greenwich

We understand that everyone is different. That is why our physical disability and sensory impairment support services in Greenwich are built around the individual, with support plans reflecting their unique circumstances, communication needs, abilities, preferences and personal goals.

Wherever possible, individuals are supported to make their own decisions and maintain choice and control over how their support is organised. We work alongside individuals, families and relevant professionals to provide consistent, respectful and reliable support that promotes independence, dignity, confidence and quality of life.

Supporting Independence for Physical Disability and Sensory Impairment

Our approach enables adults with physical disabilities and sensory impairments to live in their own homes while accessing appropriate care and support. Housing and care arrangements remain separate, helping individuals retain their rights and responsibilities as tenants or homeowners and, wherever possible, have choice and control over who provides their support.

Whether someone needs assistance with everyday tasks, mobility, communication, developing independent living skills or becoming more involved in their community, CarePlus Healthcare+ is committed to providing flexible physical disability and sensory impairment support in Greenwich that promotes dignity, confidence, independence and quality of life.

Who this support is for

This service is designed for people such as

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Sensory impairments

Physical disabilities

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Visual or hearing impairments

Other support needs that may affect their ability to live independently and participate fully in everyday life

Frequently asked question

We provide person-centred support tailored to individual needs, which may include personal care, mobility assistance, household tasks, communication support, appointments, community activities and developing independent living skills.

Our service is designed for adults living with physical disabilities, sensory impairments, mobility difficulties, visual or hearing impairments, or other needs that affect independent living.

Yes. We can provide support within a person's own home and help them maintain independence, dignity and choice in their daily life.

It varies with your care plan. Typically it covers personal care, medication prompts, cooking, budgeting, accessing the community and getting to appointments. Support can be a few hours a week or round the clock.

Yes. Support is planned around the individual's abilities, preferences, communication needs, goals and circumstances rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.

Yes. Support can be adapted to individual communication and accessibility needs, helping people manage everyday activities and remain connected with their community.

Yes. Where the individual wishes, we can work alongside family members, advocates and relevant health or social care professionals to provide coordinated support.

Start with the provider's complaints procedure, then the local council, and then the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman if it isn't resolved.

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Contact CarePlus Healthcare+ to discuss your requirements and find out how our physical disability and sensory impairment support in Greenwich can be tailored to you or someone you support.

Under the Equality Act 2010, services must adapt so people with learning disabilities can use them fairly. Examples are easy read information, longer appointments, a quiet waiting area and plain language.

Warning signs include unexplained injuries, changes in mood or behaviour, withdrawal, missing money, and restrictions on contact with family or friends. Raise concerns with the provider, the council's safeguarding team and the CQC. In an emergency, call 999.

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