Our Services
The Southend Reablement Service provides short-term intervention and specialist support for people with complex needs. We provide Reablement programs with therapy teams to create person centred plans that are focussed on goals. We provide support to adults in the community to try and help to prevent hospital admission.
People are always at the heart of their care planning
Enhance goals and achievements with support from Therapy, Physio and Occupational Health teams.
Confidence building and encouragement
Support with ADSL (Activities of Daily Skills Living)
Support with medication, nutrition, hydration, mobility and exercise
Care and Support is focused within the person’s own home
Brook Meadows House
Burr Hill Chase
Southend on Sea
SS2 6PE
CQC Registered Manager : Deborah Cox
Telephone: 01702 215941
Email: cis@southendcare.co.uk
CIS & SCENT
Deborah came into the care sector 6 years ago after seeing how “good “care made a difference to her grandmother when she was diagnosed with Dementia. She is passionate about delivering care centred on a person‘s individual needs, and being able to support them to remain in their own homes. Having worked within a Reablement Service and then a Domiciliary Service, she has seen how both can have a positive impact on someone’s Mental and Physical Health. Deborah has a large family, and it goes without saying that they are very important to her, and when she is not at work she likes to spend time with them. She loves to cook for the crowd and when the sun comes out she loves the outdoor living and can do a mean BBQ.
Paula has worked for the public sector since 1993 and been an Assistant Manager with CIS since 2006. She’s passionate in ensuring staff are trained in all relevant fields, so they can work professionally and safely. Paula enjoys doing DIY and spending quality time with her family.
“The service was committed to finding new and innovative ways to help support people to regain their independence and lead a full and active life, whilst being in full control of what happened to them.”
“People received regular and consistent support from the rehabilitation assistants and felt they knew them well, and added that they felt ‘safe and secure’ when receiving care.”
“Thank you all for the wonderful professional attention you gave my husband Bill during his recovery.”
