Harmony Homecare Suffolk

Harmony Homecare Suffolk

Family stories

Real Suffolk families, real outcomes.

Every story here is anonymised and shared with the family's agreement. They're the closest thing we have to letting someone else's experience speak for us.

A journey through care

One family's journey, from first call to peace of mind.

Dementia support · Bury St Edmunds

Margaret, 82

The situation

After a difficult stay in hospital, Margaret's family were told a care home was the only option left open to them.

The challenge

Margaret wanted to stay in her own home, but her family needed to know she'd be safe, and consistently looked after, without a revolving door of unfamiliar faces.

Our response

We built a small team of three carers around her existing routine, rather than asking her to fit around a rota, and kept in regular touch with her GP as her needs changed.

The outcome

Eighteen months on, Margaret is still safely at home, with the same small team supporting her day to day.

Daily visits
3
Carers involved
Same 3
Falls in 12 months
0

Name changed to protect privacy. Shared with the family's agreement.

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End of life · Stowmarket

Frank, 76

Frank wanted to be at home with his wife rather than in a hospital or hospice as his health declined.

We worked alongside the district nursing team, covered overnight sits, and made sure Frank's family had respite and emotional support too, with an end-of-life trained team throughout.

Outcome

Frank passed peacefully at home, surrounded by the people he loved.

Name changed to protect privacy. Shared with the family's agreement.

Hospital discharge · West Suffolk

Beryl, 79

West Suffolk Hospital referred Beryl for a home care assessment on a Friday afternoon, with discharge needed quickly.

We completed the assessment that same day, arranged medication support, and liaised directly with the ward so nothing was missed before Beryl went home.

Outcome

Beryl was home safely by Saturday evening, less than 48 hours after referral.

Name changed to protect privacy. Shared with the family's agreement.

A note on anonymisation: names and some identifying details in these stories have been changed to protect the privacy of the people we support. Every family whose story appears here agreed to it being shared. For unedited, verbatim words from families and professionals, see our reviews page.

In their own words

A family, on camera — when the moment is right.

A family, in their own words

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