Nurse-led advice and care coordination
Because Aurora is led by a registered nurse, someone experienced is always keeping an eye on the bigger picture.
What a care coordination visit includes
- Carers record any concerns
- Kirsty or Kayleigh review them and talk to the family
- Kirsty advises on next steps, such as asking for an occupational therapist or physiotherapy referral
- Where needed, Kirsty speaks to professionals directly
How often, and for how long
Health and wellbeing are monitored on every visit, not just at reviews. Plans are reviewed monthly, with regular contact by text or email each week.
A real example
One client was struggling to move from her wheelchair to her riser recliner. We suggested involving an occupational therapist, who arranged a suitable transfer aid.
Areas we cover
North Dorset, South Somerset and South Wiltshire. Call Kirsty with your postcode if you are not sure.
What families say
Care coordination questions
Carers record concerns. Kirsty or Kayleigh talk to the family. Where needed, Kirsty speaks to professionals directly.
Monthly, plus regular contact with families by text or email each week. Health and wellbeing are watched on every visit.
Yes. Kirsty advises on next steps, including asking for an occupational therapist or physiotherapy referral.
It is part of how Aurora works, led by Kirsty. We don’t publish fixed prices. The written quote after your home visit sets out the plan.
How pricing worksRelated support
Wellbeing visits
A regular check-in, with notes families can read in an app, and a call from us if anything seems wrong.
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Shopping, meals, tidying and company to help your parent settle back at home after a hospital stay.
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A gentle verbal prompt at the agreed time, plus prescription collection and a heads-up when supplies are low.
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Book a free home visit
No pressure, no obligation — just a warm conversation with Kirsty to see how we can help.