Living with osteoarthritis
Care that helps clients manage pain, stay active and maintain independence in their own home.
What living with osteoarthritis looks like with us.
Osteoarthritis is the most common cause of mobility limitation in older adults — and the most responsive to small daily adjustments. Our team supports pain-aware mornings, gentle movement through the day, and the household tasks that have become hard.
We work with your GP and pharmacist on pain management, and with your OT on aids and adaptations that protect joints.
The goal is straightforward: keep you doing the things you love, for longer.
Everything in the package.
- Pain-aware morning routines
- Gentle movement and joint protection
- Help with bathing and dressing on stiff days
- Hot/cold pack support
- Pacing and activity planning
- Household tasks that have become hard
- Liaison with GP, OT and pharmacist
Typically a good fit for…
- Adults with hip, knee or hand osteoarthritis
- Clients awaiting joint replacement
- People recovering from a joint replacement
- Anyone whose pain is limiting daily life
A clear path from first call to settled care.
- 01
Pain plan
We review pain triggers and timings with the GP and pharmacist.
- 02
Daily pacing
Care plan paces activity to protect joints without losing independence.
- 03
Pre/post-op
Specific programmes before and after hip or knee replacement.
- 04
Equipment
Coordinator reviews aids and adaptations alongside the OT.
Answers to the things families ask us first.
Can't see your question? Our coordinator will happily talk it through — no obligation.
Talk to a coordinatorCan you support after a joint replacement?
Yes — we follow the surgical team's protocol and step support up or down as recovery progresses.
Do you help with pain relief?
We prompt and administer prescribed pain relief; non-medication strategies (heat, pacing, gentle movement) are built into the visit.
Will you talk to my GP?
Yes, with your consent. Pain scores and concerns are shared regularly.
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Book a free home assessment. We'll listen first, suggest the right mix of support — and only start when you're ready.