This page describes Select Home Care Services' daily welfare check-in call service in Formby and Southport — a friendly telephone call at an agreed time to check that all is well. It is not a home visit, continuous monitoring or an emergency-response service.

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Daily Welfare Check-In Calls in Formby & Southport

A friendly telephone call at an agreed time, to check that all is well.

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What This Means in Practice

A service built around the person, not a checklist

A welfare call is a short, friendly telephone call at a time agreed with you — daily, or on the days that suit you. For people living alone it can mean a familiar voice, a proper chat, and the reassurance that someone is checking in. Calls are made by telephone; they do not include a home visit. Welfare calls are not continuous monitoring or an emergency-response service: in an emergency, always call 999.

What is Included

A call at an agreed time, on the days you choose

A friendly, personal conversation

Concerns passed on to a named family contact, with the client’s agreement

Call times adjusted around appointments when you let us know

Calls available seven days a week, including bank holidays

A simple call log for family, if the client wishes

Our Promise for This Service

A familiar voice, wherever possible
Calls made at the agreed time
A clear, agreed plan if nobody answers
Not an emergency service — always call 999 in an emergency
No long-term contract required

Founded by senior carer Anita and registered nurses Natalie and Nicola. Their experience shapes how we choose, train and support our helpers. Our support is practical and social — we do not provide personal care, nursing or medical treatment.

Common Questions

Questions about daily welfare check-in calls

If you have a question not answered here, please just get in touch — we are always happy to talk.

What time of day are the calls made?+

At a time that suits your loved one. We agree the time and the days together before calls begin, and change them whenever you need to.

What happens if there is no answer?+

Before calls begin, we agree a no-answer plan with you and your family. Usually that means trying again shortly afterwards and then contacting a named family member or friend. Welfare calls are not an emergency service, and we cannot guarantee to attend in person.

Are weekends and bank holidays covered?+

Yes, calls can be arranged seven days a week, including bank holidays. Welfare calls cost £7.50 per call, lasting up to 15 minutes.

Can family receive a summary?+

Yes, if your loved one is happy for us to. With their agreement, we can send a named family member a short message or keep a simple log of calls.

Daily Welfare Check-In Calls in Formby & Southport

A service built around the person, not a checklist

Questions about daily welfare check-in calls

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