Treatment of Disease, Disorder and Injury
Clinically led treatment and healthcare interventions, delivered by appropriately trained and competent staff within robust governance arrangements.
Application-stage service — subject to CQC approval.
Care Services
Care services
Home care and support services in Leigh
Healing Hands provides regulated Personal Care and complementary support for adults, with a person-centred, trauma-informed and clinically informed approach. Our care portfolio includes homecare, supported living, live-in care, recovery, rehabilitation and specialist community pathways. Each enquiry is assessed against needs, preferences, risk, desired outcomes, service scope and our ability to deliver support safely.
Our service portfolio
Regulated care and complementary support
Home Care and Personal Care
Support with washing, dressing, grooming, continence, mobility, nutrition and other assessed personal needs.
Live-in Care
A care worker living in the home to provide continuous support and companionship.
Supported Living
Support to sustain a tenancy and build the practical skills of independent living.
Mental Health and Recovery Support
Strengths-based, recovery-focused support towards stability and meaningful daily life.
Learning Disability and Autism Support
Support shaped around individual communication, sensory and behavioural needs.
Dementia Support
Support built around familiar routines, orientation and reassurance.
Physical and Sensory Disability Support
Practical and personal support arranged around mobility, communication and individual goals.
Neurological and Long-term Condition Support
Support for people living with long-term and progressive conditions.
Medication Support and Management
Prompting, administration and monitoring within assessed and authorised limits.
Health Monitoring and Clinical Observation
Routine observation and monitoring to maintain health and prevent avoidable deterioration.
Hospital Discharge and Step-down Support
Support to return home safely after a hospital stay and to reduce readmission.
Community Rehabilitation
Support to regain skills, confidence and independence following illness or injury.
Trauma-informed Care
Care delivered with an understanding of trauma and its effect on safety, trust and choice.
Women with Complex Needs
Specialist, trauma-informed support for women with multiple and overlapping needs.
Criminal Justice Resettlement and Community Reintegration
Support for adults moving from institutional settings into sustainable community living.
Tenancy Sustainment and Independent Living Skills
Practical help with budgeting, cooking, travel, correspondence and daily organisation.
Education, Employment and Volunteering Support
Support to access learning, work and volunteering opportunities.
Everyday Support at Home
Practical assistance with meals, household activities, appointments and daily routines, maintaining existing abilities and independence.
Companionship and Community Support
Meaningful companionship and emotional wellbeing support to maintain relationships, interests, activities and community connections.
Support for Changing Needs
Responsive support reviewed as health, circumstances and goals change, including recovery following illness and hospital discharge.
Regulated activities
What is regulated, and what sits alongside it
Personal Care
CQC-regulated Personal Care is provided by Healing Hands from Leigh.
Treatment of Disease, Disorder and Injury
A regulated clinical activity included in our service development and registration application.
Subject to CQC approval before delivery.
Complementary support
Supported living, tenancy sustainment, mentoring, education, employment support and community resettlement are delivered alongside regulated care where commissioned. They are not regulated activities in themselves.
Every service is subject to assessed need, location, clinical suitability, service scope and current capacity.
What homecare is not
Support has clear boundaries
Homecare is not automatically clinical nursing, emergency response or unrestricted domestic cleaning. Every task must fall within the provider's registered scope, competence, policies and agreed care plan.