Doctor-Led Clinical Complex Care in Aylesbury and Wycombe
Our doctor-led complex care in Aylesbury and Wycombe supports people with serious health needs, injuries or disabilities at home. Qualified nurses and trained Care Professionals work together to keep care safe and personal. This helps each person stay independent and live life their way.
Care That Keeps You in Control
Complex health needs should never take away your voice or independence. Our complex care services help people with long-term conditions or higher-level needs live safely at home. This lets them follow familiar routines and stay close to family, friends, and their community. With skilled support, each person can feel secure, valued and in control of daily life.
Complex Care in Aylesbury and Wycombe
At Caremark Aylesbury & Wycombe, we support people living with a serious illness, injury or disability. We shape each care plan around the person’s health needs, routine, and goals. This helps them stay safe at home while making their own choices each day. Our team provides complex care in High Wycombe, Aylesbury, Buckingham, Marlow, Princes Risborough, Wendover and nearby areas.
Our home care in Aylesbury and Wycombe is registered and rated Good by the Care Quality Commission(CQC). Our trained team can help people with brain or spinal injuries, neurological conditions, learning disabilities and physical disabilities. We plan care with each person, their family and the health professionals involved. As needs change, we review the plan, so support stays safe, clear, and personal.
Doctor-Led, Nurse-Supported Complex Care
At Caremark Aylesbury & Wycombe, Dr Kris Owden provides medical leadership for our complex care service. Our qualified nurses manage day-to-day clinical care. They work with the person, their family and the health professionals already involved.
Together, the team looks at the whole person. We bring physical health, mental wellbeing, medicines, and daily routines into one clear care plan. Our nurses train and assess Care Professionals for the clinical tasks they provide. We review care as needs change, so support stays safe, personal and well planned.
This explains “doctor-led” clearly. It does not mean a doctor personally attends every visit.
Specialist Care for Different Needs
Our team can support a wide range of complex health needs. Every care plan is personal and based on a full assessment. Support may include:
- Brain, spinal and neurological care: Support after a brain injury, spinal injury or stroke.
- Epilepsy and seizure support: Seizure monitoring and help with rescue medicine.
- Breathing and airway care: Support with oxygen, nebulisers, cough assist, CPAP, non-invasive ventilation, suction and tracheostomy care.
- Feeding and nutrition: Support with PEG, JEJ and NG tube feeding, feed pumps, nutrition and hydration.
- Autism and learning disabilities: Person-centred support for people with autism, ADHD, learning disabilities or communication needs. This may include Makaton, communication aids, and support with challenging behaviour.
- Mobility and physical health: Support with transfers, hoists, pressure care, stoma care, bowel care, diabetes, rehabilitation exercises and other physical needs.
Clinical tasks are only included after an assessment.
How We Plan and Review Complex Care
Before care begins, we take time to understand the whole person. This includes their health, medicines, routines, risks, communication needs and personal goals.
- Full assessment: Our nurses and senior care team assess the person’s needs at home or another suitable place.
- Personal care plan: We create a clear plan with the person, their family and the health professionals involved.
- Careful matching: We choose Care Professionals with the right skills, experience and personality.
- Specific training: Each Care Professional receives training for the person and the clinical tasks they will provide.
- Competency checks: A qualified nurse observes each Care Professional and checks that they can complete clinical tasks safely.
- Regular reviews: Case Leaders visit regularly, while our nurses and medical lead support clinical reviews when needed.
If the person’s health or circumstances change, we update their care plan. We can also speak with their wider health team so that support remains safe, clear and joined up.
More Info About Complex Care in Aylesbury and Wycombe
At Caremark Aylesbury & Wycombe, Dr Kris Owden provides medical leadership and supports clinical governance. Qualified nurses manage day-to-day clinical care and train Care Professionals to carry out the tasks in each care plan.
Trained Care Professionals provide day-to-day support, with nursing oversight and medical leadership. This helps keep care safe, joined up and centred on the person.
We mainly support adults and young adults living with complex physical, neurological or mental health needs. This includes people with learning disabilities, autism, serious injuries and long-term health conditions.
We can also support some children and young people. We assess every request to confirm we have the right skills and experience to help.
We can support people in their home, in the community, at college, or at work, depending on their care plan.
We cover Aylesbury, Buckingham, High Wycombe, Marlow, Princes Risborough, Wendover and nearby areas. Contact us if you are unsure whether your location is covered.
Yes, subject to a full assessment. Support may include tube feeding, suction, cough assist, breathing support and giving prescribed rescue medicine for seizures.
A qualified nurse provides task-specific training and checks competence before a Care Professional carries out the task. We then monitor and review the support as part of the care plan.
Yes, if the person wants their family to be involved. Families can help shape the care plan, share important information and take part in reviews.
They may also meet Care Professionals before care begins. We keep the person at the centre of each decision and always respect their consent and privacy.
Our care planning is informed by relevant guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). We also follow the person’s clinical instructions and advice from the health professionals involved.
Our nurses and medical lead use this guidance to support care planning, training and regular reviews. We always tailor care to the person’s needs, wishes and goals.
Call Caremark Aylesbury & Wycombe on 01296 641662 or contact us. We will first discuss the support you or your family member may need.
Our assessment is free, and you’re not obliged to continue. We can meet you at home or another suitable place to understand your health needs, routine and goals.
Caremark Aylesbury & Wycombe
Would you like to speak with someone about complex care at home in Aylesbury and Wycombe? Feel free to contact us or call us on 01296 641662.
Our office opening times are:
Monday 9am to 5.30pm
Tuesday 9am to 5.30pm
Wednesday 9am to 5.30pm
Thursday 9am to 5.30pm
Friday 9am to 5.30pm
24-hour emergency line:
07584 503 647
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