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Radis Community Care has begun a planned overnight care service in Telford & Wrekin, aimed at providing reassurance, support, and safety checks for people in their own homes during the night.
An overnight care service provides individuals with necessary support and care at home, which is beneficial for individuals who are frail, elderly, or have complex health conditions.
By providing personalised home-based visits and tailored interventions, the service helps people remain safe and comfortable at home, offering timely support that can help prevent unnecessary escalation of health concerns.
The care provider already delivers a similar service in Shrewsbury, and the Telford & Wrekin overnight service follows the same proven model. Two trained carers operate throughout the night in a Radis vehicle, responding to both scheduled visits and responsive calls where support is required.
Visits are tailored to individual needs and may include welfare checks, reassurance, practical assistance or support during periods of illness or vulnerability. The service supports both short-term and longer-term needs, providing flexible care at times when people can feel most at risk.
Sarah Brown, Regional Manager at Radis Community Care, said: “This service means we can be there for people in Telford & Wrekin at the times they can feel most vulnerable.
“By checking in during the night, offering reassurance and support, we’re helping people stay safely at home rather than facing unnecessary hospital admissions.
“It’s a simple idea, but it makes a huge difference to the people we support, their families, and the local health and care system.”
The service is being commissioned jointly across Telford & Wrekin, with Radis providing services in the northern patch. This represents a continued investment in community-based care designed to improve outcomes and reduce pressures on the local health and social care system.
Councillor Kelly Middleton, Cabinet Member for Public Health & Healthier Communities at Telford & Wrekin Council, added: “We’re delighted to be working with Radis Community Care to bring this vital overnight service to our residents.
“This investment reflects our commitment to supporting people to remain independent and safe in their own homes for as long as possible.
“The planned overnight care service will provide peace of mind for individuals and their families, whilst also helping to reduce pressure on our hospitals and emergency services.
“It’s exactly the kind of preventative, person-centred approach that makes a real difference to people’s lives.”
For further information on the Planned Overnight Care services within Telford & Wrekin, please call 0330 100 8150.
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