call us on 020 7482 3030 our brochure 2021 download now home news contact us Our Continence Care Continence care services involve the assessment of individuals to determine their needs, followed by the creation of a long-term care plan which may involve placement in a residential care facility. Continence care services involve the assessment of individuals to determine how their continence needs can be promoted, followed by the creation of a long-term care plan which may involve placement in a residential care facility. Challenges with continence are very common among many older people, particularly in those with Alzheimer’s or similar conditions, and can be treated in a variety of ways. This broad service category provides treatment to people experiencing urinary or faecal incontinence, whether it be due to age, mental or physical disability, or pregnancy. Every individual who requires continence care services will first receive an assessment which will then lead to the formulation of an ongoing care plan. This plan details the bowel and bladder symptoms experienced by the individual, and the conditions which are causing these symptoms, in order to put together a comprehensive plan of action. Continence care patients should receive instructions and assistance from trained professionals on bladder training or pelvic floor muscle training when applicable. In cases of persistent urinary incontinence, patients will be referred to specialists who can assess whether surgical options are appropriate in their case. Depending on the circumstances, patients will receive treatment and then return home or they will receive on-going treatment and support in a care centre. Contact us at Forest Healthcare to discuss whether this level of care and support is appropriate and find out how to begin the process. Our staff can help with the various options available and talk more about the services we provide. Other specialist care services we provide Forest Healthcare specialists treat many types of injuries and illnesses, which includes young and physically disabled people, as well as brain injuries and cancer-related issues in people of all ages. Contact us today and ask any questions you may have about Forest Healthcare and our specialist care services, or make arrangements to come in for a visit. Our staff will talk you through the process and let you know what to expect. care services young, disabled care services stroke rehabilitation services respite care services residential care physical rehabilitation services parkinson’s disease nursing care neurological care services end of life and palliative care dementia care services convalescent care services continuing care services continence care acquired brain injury We do whatever it takes to bring you peace of mind call us on 020 7482 3030 MAIN MENU covid-19 info careers about us TYPES OF CARE young, disabled care services stroke rehabilitation services respite care services residential care physical rehabilitation services parkinson’s disease nursing care neurological care services end of life and palliative care dementia care services convalescent care services continuing care services continence care acquired brain injury CONTACT DETAILS forest healthcare ltd head office. 0207 482 3030 Copyright © Forest Healthcare 2019. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Statement