Home Care
Personal care, medication support, companionship and home help
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XCELL care coordinator reviewing a referral with a social worker in Bolton
For Health and Social Care Professionals
Refer securely for domiciliary care, complex care, hospital discharge, reablement, respite, palliative care or supported living in Bolton. We respond promptly, keep you informed and work with you to put safe, person-centred support in place.
Personal care, medication support, companionship and home help
High or changing needs, with competency-trained carers
Safe returns home and goal-focused support
Support for carers and comfort at the end of life
Adults 18+ with learning disabilities, autism, mental health or complex needs
Referring for recovery services? Please use our recovery referral form
Social workers and care coordinators, hospital discharge teams, continuing healthcare teams, commissioners, GPs, community and district nurses, therapists, mental health teams and housing providers.
Families can use our free care assessment form
Secure online form or phone call.
We confirm receipt and your named contact.
We review needs, risks and funding with you.
We meet the person, their family and the professionals involved.
Package, staffing, start date and any training agreed.
Support in place, with early review and regular updates.
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XCELL care team planning staffing for a new care package
For hospital discharges, placement breakdowns or urgent changes in need, please submit the form and call us on 01204 773228 so we can prioritise straight away.
We share updates with your consent, attend reviews and work alongside nurses, therapists and other professionals. If we cannot meet someone's needs safely, we will tell you promptly and explain why.
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XCELL senior carer and occupational therapist on a joint home visit in Bolton
This form is encrypted and stored securely. Only our referrals and care team can access it. It takes around 10 minutes, and you can attach documents at the end.
This form is not for emergencies. If someone is at immediate risk, call 999.
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We acknowledge referrals promptly and aim to arrange a case discussion as soon as possible.