TDDI care for older adults at home

Expert TDDI care at home for the treatment of a disease, disorder or injury that has a significant impact on an older person, delivered by experienced, trained Care Professionals.

What is TDDI care?

TDDI care stands for the treatment of disease, disorder or injury, which encompasses several types of care to manage complex conditions. TDDI care is regulated by the Health and Social Care Act, and must be carried out under the supervision of NHS healthcare professionals or trained care agencies. This type of care may involve:

Palliative care
Emergency treatment
Caring for wounds and bed sores
Administering medications and vaccinations
Managing catheters, feeding tubes, stomas and more
Monitoring long-term conditions like diabetes or heart disease
Managing mental health conditions or learning disabilities
Managing complex conditions like Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s

Although TDDI care can take place anywhere, it can be most beneficial at home.

Why is TDDI care at home important for older adults?

A 2021 study from the University of Oxford found that caring for vulnerable older people at home can help to improve patient outcomes, so having TDDI care in an environment they feel comfortable in could help to better support their recovery and wellbeing.

In addition, personalised home care helps older people to regain strength and independence in the place they plan to stay long-term, leading to more practical recovery goals that fit their lifestyle and help them get back to their regular routine. Research suggests 78.7% of those over 60 have two or more health conditions, so TDDI care at home may be especially helpful for them if they have a bespoke combination of needs, for example, medication management, mobility support and bowel care.

Do I need TDDI care?

If your older loved one has multiple health conditions that can be effectively managed outside of hospital, home-based TDDI care could help to reduce their risk of contracting a hospital-acquired infection. In addition, if they need complex treatments, TDDI care could allow them to access quality medical care at home to avoid disrupting their everyday life.

Managing health conditions independently can be challenging for older people due to mobility or dexterity issues, fatigue, cognitive decline, and other factors. If you have noticed your loved one struggling to manage alone, being admitted to hospital more often, showing reduced self-confidence, or struggling with a newly diagnosed condition, TDDI care could make them more comfortable.

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This is a company whose staff really do care on a personal level and who are client orientated, providing stimulative activities, conversation and going the extra mile to help client and family.
Eileen, Client
As I got older, I realised that this service had made me happy in my own home.
Elisie, Client
Home Instead have been looking after my father for a few years now, without them we would not be able to manage having him living in his own home. They are always bright and cheerful and Dad enjoys seeing them.
Bridget, Clients Family

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How to get started arranging TDDI care

If you are unsure whether you or a loved one needs TDDI care, speak to your GP to arrange a Care Needs Assessment which can determine your needs and what combination of TDDI care could help to improve your health. If you are curious about arranging this privately, you can also reach out to our team to discuss your requirements and how we can help. Our friendly Care Professionals offer flexible, adaptable TDDI care at home in the form of regular visiting care or live-in care, ensuring there is always someone around.

We work hard to understand your unique needs so we can pair you with a trained, experienced Care Professional who can ease the burden of your health conditions and support you in the ways that best improve your quality of life.

Why Home Instead?

TDDI care is not typically offered by care agencies, which is why we are proud to provide this service, regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Our expert Care Professionals are trained in a number of disciplines, and we work hard to ensure you are paired with someone who has the knowledge and experience to help, and who can make you feel at ease while they manage your unique health needs.

We are proudly rated 9.6 on Homecare.co.uk, with many of our locations also rated “outstanding” by the CQC. Our high quality TDDI care helps to manage the physical aspects of care, while also supporting families through the emotional challenges that declining health can bring, so you can create a bespoke care plan that perfectly serves your needs.

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What is TDDI care, and how can it help elderly individuals at home?

TDDI care supports elderly individuals experiencing temporary or difficult-to-diagnose illnesses by providing personalised assistance while their condition is being monitored or treated. It ensures they receive the care they need to manage symptoms, maintain comfort, and support recovery in the familiar surroundings of their home.

What services are included in TDDI care at home?

TDDI care at home includes symptom monitoring, medication management, personal care, meal preparation, and mobility assistance. Care Professionals also provide emotional support and work closely with healthcare teams to adapt care plans as the individual’s condition evolves.

How can home care support elderly individuals with undiagnosed or fluctuating conditions?

All our Care Professionals are trained to observe and report changes in health, ensuring timely medical intervention if needed. They provide consistent support to manage symptoms, reduce stress, and maintain the individual’s quality of life while their condition is being assessed or treated.

Who can benefit from TDDI care at home?

TDDI care is ideal for elderly individuals experiencing unexplained symptoms, recovering from temporary illnesses, or managing conditions that are difficult to diagnose. It also offers peace of mind for families, knowing their loved one is receiving professional care and attention.

How do I arrange TDDI care at home?

To arrange TDDI care at home, just get in touch with Home Instead for a chat to discuss the situation. We’ll assess needs and create a flexible care plan, ensuring that your Care Professional is equipped to provide the necessary support and adapt to any changes in condition or circumstances.

Diane WIlliams , Head of Quality & Standards

I have worked with Home Instead since July 2016 as a member of the Quality Team, taking the role of Head of Quality & Standards in 2020.

Before joining Home Instead, I built a comprehensive career in the social care sector, beginning in 1991 as a frontline care worker and advancing to senior leadership roles across both private and voluntary sector businesses.

Throughout my career, I have supported diverse care groups in a variety of settings, including community, residential, nursing, and secure environments. My experience spans working with older adults, including those living with dementia; individuals with physical disabilities and complex, long-term health needs; people with learning disabilities, including autism; individuals with enduring mental health challenges; individuals with current or past substance use and those with forensic backgrounds.

In 2002, I qualified as a social worker and have since maintained my professional registration with Social Work England.

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