Quality Homecare Services in Tring
Award-winning Right at Home Aylesbury Vale and Chiltern are proud to provide quality care and companionship in clients’ homes in Tring. We work together as a team to provide the very best for each client every visit.
Tel: 01296 798910
Homecare in Tring
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Right at Home Aylesbury Vale & Chiltern support elderly people and those with care and support needs in Tring and surrounding areas – it is with great pride that we provide quality homecare and live-in care in Tring as part of our care at home services.
With support from our experienced team of CareGivers, we can help your loved ones live an independent life in their own home with companionship, moral and emotional support, personal care and specialist care. We provide specialist care such as dementia care, live-in care and respite care.
Our services are customised to every individual through a Personal Care Plan and are provided by highly-trained CareGivers who are the best in the business.
- Our Clients receive the full time that they pay for, as we travel in our own time.
- Visits are never rushed - our preferred time visit is a minimum of one hour.
- CareGivers are carefully matched, and, if time allows, introduced before they begin delivering care.
- We have a professional dress code but do not wear a uniform, as we recognise that some of our Clients would prefer a discreet service when we accompany them out and about in the local community.
- We are quick to react, vigilant in our duty of care and always aim to raise a smile.
Live-In Care in Tring
You or your loved one may not necessarily need a lot of help. We're here to support you with daily activities to enable independence, well-being and preventing isolation and loneliness. Many of our Clients say their CareGivers are good friends and their relationships enrich and improve their day to day lives, which we are immensely happy to hear.
Live-in care involves having a trusted and reliable Carer live with you in your own home. Our private live-in Carers are available across Tring to offer support with day-to-day activities, personal hygiene, companionship, and even specialist medical care.
Our live-in care services in Tring are a viable alternative to a care home, offering one-to-one highly personalised, flexible care and support in the comfortable and familiar surroundings of your own home.
Get in touch today to discover how our homecare services in Tring can support you or your loved ones.
Aila P | Wife of Client"...We had received honest, heartfelt care from Right at Home helping us to cope with everyday requirements and we got to know the carers, their personalities, and their genuine caring spirit which we are grateful for."
Tring Local History and Places to Visit
Tring is a small market town lying beneath the Chiltern Hills in the county of Hertfordshire in England.
The existence of the town goes back to prehistoric times. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book and received its market charter in 1315.
The ancient trading routes, the Icknield Way and Akeman Street cross in Tring. The town’s old streets and buildings have changed little over the centuries, maintaining its close link with its intriguing past.
'Tring' was Tredung and Treunge in the Domesday book (1086) and later Medieval spellings include Triungla, Treunga, Triangre, Trehangre, Treinge, Treinges, Treynge, Trenge, Treng, Traynge, Trahing, Trieng, ...
Tring Local History Museum
Visit Tring Museum to find out about the history of the town, the area, and many fascinating people associated with it. It is entirely dependent on and run by volunteers, and is open on Fridays and Saturdays.
- Guided Town History Walks are organised from time to time meeting and ending at the museum. Walks last about 2 hours.
- Live and interactive demonstration of the craft of Straw Plaiting
- The Chiltern Group craft event featuring demonstrations of bygone local crafts
The museum is step-free. The entrance has a gentle ramp and the galleries are on one level, fully accessible by wheelchair or mobility scooter. Text panels use large, clear print. Magnifiers are available and there is a folder with object captions in large print. At present there is no audio guide but stewards will be happy to explain anything.
