For children aged 3 and over, at home, wherever home is. Carers trained for your child alone, so you can sleep, work and be a parent again.
Their routines, what they love, what upsets them, and what a good day looks like for your family.
With your child's nurses and doctors, we agree the care plan, the risks and how we escalate if things change.
No carer carries out a clinical task until they have been trained, observed and signed off for your child.
Before school, after school and overnight, with the same small team.
We explain every clinical term, and we never use one without checking you are happy with the plan.
PEG and RIG feeding, where food and medicines go through a tube into the stomach.
Watching for seizures, giving rescue medication when it is prescribed, and keeping clear records.
Tracheostomy care (a breathing tube in the neck), suction, oxygen and ventilation at home.
Waking nights so you can sleep, knowing someone trained is with your child.
Support before and after school, working alongside your child's school and health team.
Families can also join Eviqa Health for night-time questions about anyone in the household.
About Eviqa HealthTime to rest, and to just be parents.
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Every carer will have an enhanced DBS check and safeguarding training before they work with a child. Safeguarding at Eviqa
A named paramedic clinical lead for every child, with a clear escalation route day and night.
Personal health budgets, NHS continuing healthcare for children and young people, and other routes. Paying for care
For case managers, deputies, solicitors, continuing healthcare, discharge teams and social workers.
Read moreFunding routes for care at home.
Read moreParamedic-led care brings the assessment skills of urgent and emergency care into everyday care at home. Here is what that means for you or the person you care for.
Read moreNone of our services replace the emergency services. If someone is seriously ill or injured, or their life is at risk, call 999 straight away.
Tell us about your child and the support your family needs. There's no obligation, and we can talk through funding with you.
