Overnight care
It’s important to consider overnight support if you have a long-term health condition or complex care needs. We understand the challenges that come with night-time, and how it can lead to overthinking and worry.
Our overnight care is designed for loved ones who need assistance before bedtime and when waking up. This may include help with dressing, making breakfast, or taking bedtime medication.
Our overnight care plans are tailored to your unique needs and can include a range of services to enhance your quality of life.
Medication prompting
For your peace of mind, we have specifically trained ilarna Personal Assistants with experience in providing personalised support with medication management. They’re on hand to help you organise your medication and ensure you take it on time.
Morning routine
Arriving at an agreed time, your ilarna Personal Assistant will come to visit and help you with getting out of bed, taking a bath, using the toilet, and getting dressed.
Breakfast preparation
Your ilarna Personal Assistant will prepare a delicious and nutritious breakfast and drink at your preferred times and handle the washing up afterwards.
Overnight assistance
Your ilarna Personal Assistant is available throughout the night to help your loved one reposition you in bed, assist with using the restroom and provide any additional support.
Looking after pets
At ilarna we understand the importance of furry companions, and the comfort they provide. Which is why we ensure you can continue enjoying time with your pets at home, whilst our ilarna Personal Assistants help you look after them.
Symptom management
For your comfort we have specifically trained ilarna Personal Assistants trained to assist with managing symptoms you may be experiencing, allowing you and your loved ones to focus on creating memories with you. Our ilarna Personal Assistants offer support for your family and are a shoulder to lean on.
Want to learn more?
What is overnight care and how to find it?
In-home Care: Everything You Need To Know
The importance of ‘home first’ approach in care: supporting vulnerable adults at home
