Finding the Right Care Starts with a Conversation
Your family’s needs, routines and preferences guide the care arrangement. Mont Care works with clients and their families to understand what support is required and select a suitable caregiver.
From first call to care at home
Tell us what you need
Contact Mont Care on 062 831 3755. Tell us who needs care, the assistance required and whether you are looking for a few hours, a day, regular shifts, 24-hour support or a live-in arrangement.
We will discuss the available options and rates, with affordability in mind.
Arrange a consultation
A qualified consultant can visit your premises at a time convenient to you. This helps us understand the client’s level of need, the home environment and the family’s requirements.
It is also an opportunity to discuss home-language preferences, daily routines and the type of caregiver who would fit into your household.
Plan the care together
We work hand in hand with the client and family to develop a care plan. This brings together the required personal care, practical assistance, companionship and any appropriately staffed nursing support.
We also agree on the care schedule, which may range from short ad hoc support to regular shifts or a live-in contract.
Match a suitable caregiver
Caregivers are vetted before selection. We consider the client’s requirements, the caregiver’s training and suitability, and the preferences discussed during consultation.
Where nursing care is needed, the required duties are matched to staff with the appropriate qualifications and professional scope.
Receive care at home
The caregiver supports the client according to the agreed arrangement, with the client’s well-being, comfort and dignity as the priority.
Mont Care undertakes to provide services in a timely and professional manner. We manage and supervise the caregivers employed through us and take responsibility for their employment relationship and labour relations management.
The comfort of familiar surroundings
A thoughtful consultation helps the client and family shape care around the routines, relationships and surroundings that matter most.
Familiar surroundings
One-to-one care at home allows a person to remain in an environment they know, where they can feel relaxed and comfortable.
Support close to loved ones
Care at home offers convenience for the client and family. Being around loved ones and carers during recovery can help lift a person’s spirits and support their confidence.
Continuity in daily life
Clients can keep familiar routines and remain involved in activities that suit their abilities. Support is intended to help them retain as much independence as possible.
Involvement in their own care
The client can take part in managing their health and daily needs with support from their care team and family.
Comfort in everyday routines
Eating well and getting restful sleep in their own bed can support a person’s health, well-being and comfort.
Care matched to the level of need
Hospital-level care at home may be an option where the required clinical support can be provided by appropriately qualified personnel. We discuss the client’s requirements and whether a home-care arrangement is suitable. The type of care provided must reflect the person’s needs and the professional scope of the assigned personnel.
What families often ask us
Yes. Our care options include a few hours, a single day and short ad hoc arrangements, as well as longer shifts. Contact us to discuss your requirements and availability.
Yes. The care options include 24-hour support and live-in contracts, alongside 6-hour, 8-hour and 12-hour shifts.
Yes. These preferences form part of the consultation and caregiver-matching process. Tell us what matters to your family when you enquire.
Yes. Mont Care vets caregivers before selection and placement.
No. Care workers are trained in personal care and companionship but do not hold the same formal nursing qualifications as qualified nurses. Our services also include enrolled nursing assistants and the recruitment and placement of registered nursing staff. The personnel required depend on the duties in the care plan.
The agreed care arrangement can include cooking, meal preparation, light cleaning and small household chores. The client’s care remains the caregiver’s first responsibility; this is not a full domestic-worker service.
Yes. Mont Care supports clients who are physically capable but lonely, grieving or in need of company and emotional support.
Yes. Care can be arranged in the client’s own home or a family member’s home, according to the agreed arrangement.
Mont Care is responsible for the employment relationship, management, supervision and labour relations management of caregivers employed through the agency.
Contact us for rates based on the care arrangement you require. Mont Care focuses on affordability and offers different durations and levels of support.
Start Your Care Enquiry
Ask us how we can care for you or your loved one at home. We will help you explore the next step.