Person-Centred care & Support

Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014: Regulation 9

This regulation aims to ensure that individuals receiving care through STETSON Equality Care receive treatment that is specifically tailored to their needs. It outlines the process that we must take to provide appropriate, person-centred care and treatment based on an assessment of each person's unique needs and preferences. 

STETSON will collaborate with vulnerable adults, making reasonable adjustments and providing support to help them understand their care and treatment options. This support will enable them to make informed decisions, including determining how much they wish to manage these options themselves.

 STETSON will consider each individual's capacity and ability to consent, ensuring that either the individual or a legally authorized representative is involved in the planning, management, and review of their care and treatment. Decisions will be made by those with the legal authority to do so, in compliance with the Mental Capacity Act 2005, which requires consultation with carers, families, and/or advocates when appropriate.

Our Team

We work as part of a team with district nurses and occupational therapists when required to ensure that we are able to deliver care that meets your specific needs – whether it be disability, dementia, nursing or even companionship care. and word related specialists when needed to guarantee that we can deliver person-centred care that meets your particular need.

Our service is designed to provide you with exceptional, high quality care, by competently trained and experienced staff whilst allowing service users, their families and friends, local authorities, social services and case managers to create customised person-centered home care packages that promote independence, well-being, dignity and quality of life implementing duty of candour.