Nursing care
Nursing care is for people with complex health conditions who need specialist support. Nurses who provide this care are registered and trained to manage difficult medical needs. They will look after your care in full and speak to other health professionals when needed. Funded Nursing Care (FNC) is paid for by NHS Cheshire and Merseyside.
Nursing EMI
Nursing EMI homes are for people with dementia who cannot be cared for at home. To get this type of care, you must have needs linked to mental health or dementia and need a nurse to check on you all day and night.
Residential care
Residential care is for people who cannot be looked after at home. It means living in a care home where staff help with daily needs. There are different types of residential care depending on what support you need.
Residential EMI
Residential EMI homes are for people with dementia who cannot be cared for at home. To get this type of care, you must have needs linked to mental health or dementia, but you do not need a nurse to check on you all the time.
Short term care
Short term care is for a short time only. It can last from a few weeks to a few months. This care helps people who are ill, hurt, or recovering from surgery.
Visit the Wirral Infobank website for more information about services available in Wirral.