HomeoCare - Healing Through Homeopathy

HomeoCare refers to the practice of homeopathy, a system of alternative medicine based on the concept of treating 'like with like'. It involves using highly diluted substances to stimulate the body's healing processes.

HomeoCare FAQ

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What is home care & how does it work?

Also known as ‘care at home’, home care gives you or your loved ones the opportunity to receive expert assistance in your own home. Home care can be received as little or as often as required – every individual will have their own set of care needs, which makes it important to have full flexibility over the support that you receive.

What is a home carer?

A home carer provides flexible care at home to an individual or couple to support their needs. A home carer is someone who is responsible for providing support to someone in their own home, rather than in a residential nursing home or hospice.

What is home care & domiciliary care?

What is home care? Home care, also called domiciliary care, is when care staff travel to the homes of people in need of assistance. This is arranged through the local council or through private agencies. Home care is ideal for people who want to stay living in their own homes but would like some help with day-to-day living.

What is in-home care?

In-home care is the oldest form of healthcare. Today, home care serves as a comprehensive alternative to institutional living. Home care is commonly presented as a service to assist aging seniors, its a valuable resource when a person at any age has an injury, accident or surgery or is suffering from a chronic illness.

Who is homeocare international?

Welcome to Homeocare International, a homeopathy hospital. We are network of hospitals managed by community of professional homeopathic practitioner and consultants that touches lives of the several thousands of people. Homeocare International is a world class, premium medical center.

What are home care services?

Home care services can help you to look after yourself and your home so that you can stay independent for longer. There are lots of home care services available, depending on what kind of help you need. Your local authority will decide if you're eligible for these services or for home carers or a personal assistant.

Where can I find information about home care providers?

The Homecare Association can give you details of home care providers that follow its code of practice. Your local council's adult social services department should be able to provide you with details of approved private care agencies. It can also be worth asking friends or relatives for recommendations of care providers that they've used.