Adult Care Services
Better Days provides personalised support to help adults live safely and independently in their own home. Our adult care services are designed to support people experiencing changes in mobility, health or daily function, with timely, evidence-based care.
Supporting independence at every stage of adult life
We support adults and older people to maintain independence, safety and confidence in their daily lives. Whether you’re recovering from illness, managing a long-term condition or noticing changes in your mobility, our team works alongside you to achieve practical and meaningful outcomes.
We understand that delays in accessing support can impact your quality of life. Our service focuses on providing timely, responsive care to help you regain control and remain in your preferred environment.
Who we support
We work with people experiencing a wide range of conditions and challenges, including:
- Dementia and cognitive decline
- Parkinson’s disease
- Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis
- Stroke and neurological impairment
- Falls risk and reduced mobility
- Amputation
- Chronic fatigue
- Neurological conditions
- Sight and hearing impairment
When to seek support
If you or someone you care for are finding things harder than they used to be, it may be time to get some support. This could include
- Difficulty accessing or moving safely within the home
- Frequent hospital admissions
- Falls or a noticeable decline in mobility
- Increasing reliance on others for daily activities
If you or someone you care for is experiencing changes in daily function, confidence or independence, our team is here to help.
How we help
Our goal is to provide timely access to the right support. We can help with increasing independence at home and in the community, improving safety and reducing the risk of falls, and building greater confidence in daily activities. Our services are practical and tailored to each person’s needs. Support may include:
- Home assessments for minor and major adaptations (access, bathroom, kitchen and bedroom)
- Recommendations for low-cost aids to support independence
- Wheelchair and complex seating assessments
- Assessments for Disabled Facilities Grants
- Support with managing long-term conditions in the community
- Carer support, advice and education
- Falls prevention strategies
Take the next step with us and get started
Better Days provides support in a way that works for you. Depending on your needs and preferences, our services can be delivered in your own home, in the community, in clinic or via telehealth.
We accept referrals from individuals, families, GPs and NHS services. If you’re unsure whether this service is right for you or someone you support, our team is happy to help guide you.
If you’d like support to live safely and independently, get in touch with Better Days today. We’ll talk you through the next steps and make sure you receive the right support at the right time.
Areas we service
Access our support from anywhere in the UK. Our team provides tailored therapy solutions, including in clinic, in the convenience of your home, in the community, or in schools .
We service greater London including, Lewisham, Merton and Croydon, Midlands and Birmingham. We also offer telehealth throughout the United Kingdom.
Our clinic is at 57 Putney Bridge Road, London, near the East Putney tube station and just a stone’s throw from Wandsworth Park and Putney train station. We’re open 9am until 5pm Monday to Friday.
To make an appointment, simply call us on 07999 845028 or email us at admin@betterdays.uk
FAQs
How quickly can you complete an assessment and what should I expect?
Our assessments are carried out by experienced Occupational Therapists and tailored to you. Following assessment, we provide clear recommendations and develop an individualised plan to support your independence and wellbeing.
We take a holistic approach and may assess your mobility indoors and outdoors, physical health and stamina, home environment and layout, daily routines and activities, and your personal goals and future needs.
Will you provide a report?
Yes. Following your assessment, our Occupational Therapist will provide a clear report outlining our findings, recommendations and next steps. This may include advice on equipment, home adaptations and strategies to support your independence and safety. Reports can also be shared with GPs, NHS services or other professionals where needed.
Will you assist me with how to use the aid
Yes, of course! We will guide you on how to use any recommended equipment safely and with confidence. This might include practical demonstration, advice and support to ensure the aid works effectively within your daily routine. We’re here to help you feel comfortable and independent when using any equipment we recommend.