Physical Therapy Support
Staying active after illness, injury, or surgery can feel harder with age. Our Physical Therapy Support offers gentle, practical help alongside therapist-led programmes, helping people keep moving safely at home.
While our Caregivers are not trained physiotherapists, they can support exercises and routines recommended by a physiotherapist or occupational therapist, helping progress continue between appointments.
Whether support is needed after a fall, during recovery, or when managing long-term mobility changes, we focus on encouragement, routine, and reassurance so therapy plans are easier to follow day to day.
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When he first came back from the nursing home, he’d basically given up. Having the girls come in and gently jolly him along has improved his wellbeing 100%.
- Support with movement and mobility at home, at a steady and comfortable pace
- Help that fits around physiotherapy appointments and daily routines
- Familiar Carers who understand confidence, motivation, and recovery
When he first came back from the nursing home, he’d basically given up. Having the girls come in and gently jolly him along has improved his wellbeing 100%.
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We can help with:
Daily movement and mobility support
We help with safe movement around the home, from getting up and moving between rooms to building confidence walking short distances.
Encouragement with recommended exercises
If a Physiotherapist has suggested exercises or routines, we can offer gentle prompts and encouragement to help keep things consistent.
Building confidence and reducing fall risks
Having someone nearby can help people feel steadier and more confident, especially after a fall or period of reduced mobility.
Staying active at home
For those who find it hard to stay motivated alone, our support helps make movement part of everyday life, rather than something to avoid.
Support after illness, surgery, or a fall
Physical Therapy Support is often used during recovery, but it can also help people maintain movement when mobility is gradually changing.
Flexible support that adapts over time
Some people need short-term help. Others benefit from ongoing support. Care can increase, reduce, or change as confidence and ability shift.
Working alongside health professionals
We work alongside NHS or private Physiotherapists, supporting routines they recommend and helping families feel reassured at home.
How our Physical Therapy Support works
Our Physical Therapy Support focuses on consistency and confidence, not rushing or pushing. Some families arrange support alongside physiotherapy appointments. Others introduce it when someone feels unsure moving around at home.
Care is shaped around the individual. That might mean gentle encouragement with daily movement, support following an exercise plan, or simply being there for reassurance. As strength or confidence improves, support can be reduced. If progress is slower, care can continue without pressure.
You’ll be matched with a small team of carers who get to know routines, preferences, and how each person likes to be supported. They are part of our employed care team and receive regular oversight to ensure support remains safe and appropriate.
Why choose Unique Senior Care?
Fully Managed Care
You get a fully managed service, not an agency. Every caregiver is employed, trained and supported so you can feel confident about who’s coming into your home.
Dementia care expertise
If you’re living with dementia, you have carers with specialist training who understand how to make each day safer, calmer and more comfortable.
Award-winning training
Your caregivers are trained to the highest standards. Our Princess Royal Training Award recognises the in-depth, face-to-face training that helps them give the best support.
Top-rated by families
You’re in safe hands. Families have rated us a Top 20 Homecare Provider on Homecare.co.uk every year for the last five years.
Regular face-to-face visits
From your first meeting onwards, you have regular in-person touchpoints. We check in, listen and make sure your care plan always fits your needs.
Care that’s personal to you
We get to know your routines, preferences and personality - then match you with your ideal carer, so you can build a relationship that feels natural and consistent.
Getting care started
Personalised care in just 1 week or less
Simple steps to get the right care in place quickly:
1. You’ve found the right care
You’re on the right path to personalised support at home.
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2. Free assessment
Call or enquire online. We’ll start with a chat and arrange a free home visit within days to ensure you get the right care.
3. Crafting your care plan
We’ll create a care plan tailored to your loved one’s needs and lifestyle.
4. Matching your Housekeeper
We’ll match you with someone who fits your routine and personality — not just whoever’s available.
5. Care in place
Support usually starts within a week. We’ll check in on day one, and again after seven days to make sure it’s working for you.
Frequently asked questions
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Navigating Live in care can feel overwhelming, and we understand how personal this decision is. We're here to guide you every step of the way—offering advice, reassurance, and ensuring your loved one receives the highest quality care.
- Quick 30-minute call: We'll discuss your situation and provide expert advice on care options.
- Book a free assessment: If you're ready, we can arrange a no-obligation assessment to match your needs.
- Fast, flexible care setup: We can start care within days if necessary, ensuring your loved one receives prompt, personalised support.
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Stacey or one of our team of friendly and experienced care advisors, will be in touch as soon as possible by phone or email to discuss your care needs and answer your questions.