Rehabilitation Home Care Services Kingston

Recovering from illness, surgery or injury can be a challenging journey—not just physically but emotionally too. If your loved one needs extra support to regain their independence and confidence, our rehabilitation care services provide the personalised assistance they need.

Our experienced care professionals offer compassionate, high-quality support tailored to short-term or ongoing rehabilitation needs. Serving families in Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton and Surrey, we bring trusted care to the comfort of your home, helping your loved one recover and rebuild their quality of life.

What is rehabilitation care?

Rehabilitation care is a type of support designed to help individuals recover and regain independence following an illness, injury or surgery. It’s typically provided between hospital discharge and settling back into the home environment.

This type of care may be provided in a rehabilitation facility where support such as physiotherapy sessions is offered to help your loved one return to normal activities as quickly as possible. It can also be provided at home.

Rehabilitation care focuses on improving physical strength, mobility and the confidence and ability to carry out everyday tasks, while also addressing emotional and social well-being.

The support provided is highly individualised and takes into account the specific challenges and goals of each person. Rehabilitation care can be short-term or ongoing, depending on the needs of the individual.

At Comfort Care At Home, our rehabilitation care services are delivered by skilled care professionals who work closely with healthcare providers to ensure a coordinated approach to recovery. From mobility assistance to guidance with exercises and daily activities, we’re here to help your loved one on their journey to restored health and independence.

Our rehabilitation care services

We provide a comprehensive range of rehabilitation support designed to meet the unique needs of your loved one. Here are some of the key services that it includes:

  • Mobility support: Assistance with your loved one’s current physical abilities, as well as support with prescribed exercises to improve strength and mobility.
  • Personal care: Support with washing, dressing, and other hygiene-related activities.
  • Medication support: Assistance with ordering, collecting and taking prescription medications correctly.
  • Nutritional and hydration support: Preparing nutritious meals and helping with eating and maintaining hydration levels where required.
  • Companionship and emotional support: Providing encouragement, motivation and supporting your loved one’s emotional well-being throughout their recovery journey.
  • Help around the home: Support with light domestic duties such as shopping and cleaning to maintain a safe and comfortable home environment.
  • Collaboration with healthcare providers: Ensuring care is aligned with recommendations from therapists, doctors or other specialists.

By tailoring our services to your loved one’s specific needs, we aim to make the rehabilitation process as effective and supportive as possible.

Why choose Comfort Care At Home for rehabilitation care?

We understand the challenges that come with recovery and rehabilitation. We’re committed to delivering care that promotes not only physical healing but also emotional well-being and independence. Here’s why families choose us:

Experienced professionals

Our care professionals are trained to support individuals recovering from a wide range of conditions, illnesses, surgeries or injuries.

Individualised care plans

Every care plan is tailored to the unique needs of your loved one, ensuring personalised attention.

Local expertise

We serve the Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton and Surrey areas, so we’re familiar with the resources available in the community and offer friendly, local support. We have excellent relationships with GP surgeries, district nurses and other healthcare professionals such as occupational therapists and physiotherapists.

Holistic support

We consider the physical, emotional and social aspects of recovery when caring for your loved one and their needs.

Personalised, local rehabilitation care

At Comfort Care At Home, we’re proud to offer tailored rehabilitation care services to families in Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton and Surrey. Our goal is to ensure your loved one has the support they need to recover effectively and regain confidence in their daily life.

Whether your loved one is recovering from surgery, coping with an illness or adapting to life after a hospital stay, our experienced care professionals are here to help. With our personalised care plans and compassionate support, you can have peace of mind knowing your loved one is in safe hands.

Get started with Comfort Care At Home

If you’re looking for professional rehabilitation care for a loved one, Comfort Care At Home is here to help. Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation, and let us create a care plan tailored to your family’s needs.

Together, we’ll help your loved one on their path to recovery, ensuring they receive the care, encouragement, and support they need.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

We understand that finding the right rehabilitation care for your loved one is a complex task. Below, we’ve answered some of the most common queries to help guide you through the process.

What is the difference between reablement and rehabilitation?

While rehabilitation and reablement both aim to support recovery and independence, there are key differences between the two.

Rehabilitation usually refers to care provided in a facility after hospital discharge. This type of care aims to promote recovery from a specific health event, such as surgery, illness or injury. It often involves working with specialists, such as physiotherapists, to rebuild physical strength and skills to get an individual fit and well enough to return home.

Reablement is more focused on helping individuals adapt to new circumstances and regain confidence in performing daily activities in their own homes. It is typically government-funded, short-term—usually up to six weeks—and designed to prevent long-term reliance on care services.

What areas does a reablement service cover?

A reablement service is designed to help your loved one regain independence after a health setback or hospital stay. It focuses on practical skills and confidence in everyday activities, such as washing and bathing, toileting, meal preparation, mobility and safe movement around the home, household tasks like cleaning and laundry and managing medications.