At Exemplar Health Care, we provide the complex care that others often can't.
Many of the people we support would otherwise require hospitalisation or placement in a high-acuity setting. Our care enables them to remain within their communities, reducing the need for hospital and secure facility admissions.
While each person’s needs and stories are unique, our approach remains consistent across all our homes. We’re dedicated to empowering people to achieve their personal goals and maximise their independence in a supportive and secure environment.
We support adults living with complex needs arising from brain injuries, dementia, mental health conditions, neuro-disabilities and physical disabilities. We also have a number of services registered to support adults with severe or profound and multiple learning disabilities and/or autism spectrum disorder.
Our residents often have multiple secondary diagnoses and complexities, including behaviours of concern, prolonged disorders of consciousness, tracheostomies, ventilators and PEG feeding tubes.
Our expert team is equipped to manage these complex needs with compassion and expertise, ensuring the highest quality of care.
Brain injury and stroke care
Our brain injury and stroke care helps people rebuild skills, boost independence and improve quality of life with personalised therapies and clinical support.
Dementia care
Our dementia care helps adults live meaningfully with tailored support for health needs, maintaining independence, dignity, and wellbeing at every stage of their journey.
Huntington’s disease care
Our Huntington’s care supports people to live well, with personalised therapies, clinical support, and a focus on maximising independence and quality of life.
Learning disability care
Our learning disability care helps adults with complex needs to thrive, through tailored support, therapeutic activities, and a focus on building independence.
Mental health care
Our mental health care provides safe, supportive homes that help adults rebuild confidence, independence, and wellbeing outside acute or secure hospital settings.
Respiratory care
Our respiratory care supports people to stay healthy, active, and independent, with expert clinical interventions and everyday care tailored to individual need.
Caring for complexities and risks
The people we care for often have a number of secondary diagnoses, risks and complexities, including:
bariatric care needs
behaviours of concern
diabetes
end of life care
epilepsy
forensic backgrounds
prolonged disorders of consciousness
respiratory care needs and interventions such as tracheostomies and ventilators
a history of substance misuse
PEG feeding tubes.
Person-centred care that’s all about the individual
Thanks to our high staffing levels, we can adapt our approach and care to meet every person’s needs.
Together with loved ones and professionals, we design individual care plans.
We focus on maximising independence, building life skills and empowering people to set, and achieve, personal goals to improve their quality of life.
For some of the people we support, we deliver lifelong care in a safe home-from-home environment that meets their complex care needs.
For others, we provide a path to rejoining their loved ones at home and returning to live in the community, without the need for hospital and acute setting re-admission.
High staffing levels to meet unique needs
Our homes have a far higher than average number of colleagues working together.
Unlike other nursing care providers, our staffing levels are based on individual need – and there’s always a Registered Nurse on duty on each unit.
These high staffing levels mean we build trust at the pace that’s right for each person we support.
That leads to longer-term positive outcomes that are truly life-changing.
Enhancing opportunities for fulfilling lives
We encourage people to continue to do the hobbies they love and discover new activities, both in and out of the home.
That includes achieving ambitions such as seeing their favourite football team play, volunteering in the local community or joining our Service User Council as an ambassador.
The Service User Ambassador role gives individuals a voice to share their thoughts and act on behalf of others in the home.
They help develop policies, interview Exemplar Health Care colleagues, and have their say on the look and feel of the home.
It’s an opportunity to have their views heard, build relationships and increase their confidence.
Care from a multidisciplinary team
Our multi-disciplinary teams and clinical experts work closely together to provide person-centred care to every individual.
Each home has an in-house team of Health Care Assistants, Registered Nurses and Therapists, supported by Exemplar Health Care clinical experts which include:
Behaviour Support Practitioners
Lead Nurses for Huntington's disease and learning disability
Lead Physiotherapist
Speech and Language Therapist
Consultant Psychiatrist.
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