What is TDDI?
Only a limited number of home care providers in the UK are registered with CQC for Treatment of Disease, Disorder, or Injury (TDDI). C4 Care is now among them, this is down to the hard work of Noura, our Registered Branch Manager, Kate, our adult complex care nurse, Lyndsey, our paediatric nurse and the rest of brilliant C4 Care Team. This is a significant next step in the C4 Care journey, and we look forward to working with you to meet the needs of your complex service users and supporting them to live the lives they want to live.
These qualified and experienced nurses supervise and delegate nursing procedures, enabling us to care for clients with complex medical needs in their own homes. Authorisation for this specialised care can only be granted by a healthcare professional with the necessary qualifications. This requirement is one of the many features that set our services apart from other providers.
Why TDDI?
This regulation aims to prevent people from receiving unsafe care and treatment and prevent avoidable harm or the risk of harm.
Our bespoke care plans are overseen by our nurses to mitigate the risks to people’s health and safety during any care or treatment and make sure that staff have the qualifications, competence, skills, and experience to keep people safe.
These treatments and care include:
- Ongoing treatment for chronic life long conditions
- Treatment for physical and mental health
- Palliative Care
Benefits of care at home
- Personalised and continuous medical attention
- Increased comfort and familiarity of the home environment
- Enhanced emotional support and quality of life for the patient and family
- More flexibility and convenience in scheduling care
- Faster recovery times due to a familiar environment
- Reduced stress and anxiety compared to hospital settings
- Reduced risk of infections compared to hospital stays
- Enhanced support for family members through education and assistance
- Cost-effectiveness compared to inpatient care
