At Aum Care Group, we provide complex care services in Reading that support comfort and stability at home. Our experienced professionals deliver expert clinical care in familiar surroundings. We partner with families to ensure each individual receives respectful, compassionate, and reliable support.
Receiving complex care at home means you or your loved one can maintain familiarity and independence while accessing expert clinical assistance. Being at home often leads to improved emotional health, better daily routines, and greater confidence. People stay connected to their neighbourhood, cherished belongings, treasured routines, and the simple comforts that make each day easier.
Families often tell us that their greatest comfort comes from having someone knowledgeable and caring close by. Someone who handles medical requirements while also offering conversation, understanding, and creating a secure atmosphere at home.
“Our carer brought calm at a time when we felt overwhelmed. She understood both the medical side and the human side. It changed everything for us.”

Many families worry that complex medical needs make it impossible to stay at home. In reality, home-based complex care can be one of the most stable and comforting options. Rather than adapting to unfamiliar clinical environments, people remain where they feel most settled, surrounded by personal belongings and memories that create a sense of ease.
For someone recovering from a brain injury or stroke, everyday moments like the sound of birds outside, recognising personal items, or resting in their own bed can aid healing. Those living with cognitive changes benefit from consistent environments that minimise distress.
“The carer understood what mattered most to my mother. That level of care made all the difference.”
Most families compare their options before deciding on complex care. Some worry that professional medical support at home might be beyond their budget. However, Aum Care Group delivers tailored clinical care within practical cost frameworks that work for families.
Beyond the financial aspect, being surrounded by personal belongings and familiar spaces helps people feel anchored. That stability often brings emotional balance, which supports healing, comfort, and mental clarity.
Our carers are chosen for both their professional skills and their personal approach. Alongside clinical experience, we value patience, cultural awareness, and respectful communication.
We carefully match carers with each individual. We consider routines, language, background, personality, and comfort level. Many families describe their carer as a trusted and reassuring presence in their home.
Our complex care services in Reading support individuals with a variety of medical conditions, including:
We prioritise comfort, dignity, symptom management, and emotional support while honouring individual wishes and family circumstances.
We help with safe movement, pain-relief strategies, posture support, and daily mobility.
We offer dignified help with washing, dressing, toileting, and preserving personal respect.
We support everyday tasks, including preparing meals, medication reminders, movement support, and home routines.
We facilitate recovery following hospital treatment through wellness monitoring, mobility assistance, and reducing readmission risks.
We assist with blood sugar monitoring, medication schedules, diet planning, and early identification of warning signs.
We manage muscle rigidity, support positioning and ease, track symptoms, and adjust support as muscle patterns shift.
We work with unpredictability, observe symptoms, follow seizure protocols, and ensure environmental safety.
We guide mobility practice, support communication, help relearn daily tasks, and work toward recovery milestones.
We establish consistent routines, assist memory, offer reassurance, and adapt to evolving cognitive changes.
We maintain safety, preserve familiarity, nurture emotional health, and support daily functioning as abilities shift.
We help people facing progressive neurological changes affecting movement, balance, speech, and everyday independence.
We encourage physical recovery, cognitive practice, emotional adaptation, and rebuilding daily capabilities.
We provide mobility guidance, pressure management, daily activity support, and promote independence wherever achievable.
We assist with positioning, movement, the use of adaptive tools, and personalised daily routines that match individual capabilities.
What genuinely sets Aum Care Group apart:
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Every family faces unique situations. Our complex care service provides complete adaptability.

Round-the-clock home support for those requiring continuous assistance.

Adjustable live-in arrangements without permanent commitments.

Temporary relief to give family carers essential rest.

Professional care for people with advanced medical requirements.
No long-term obligations. Care that evolves with your situation.
We keep the process gentle and simple.
Speak with our team at a time that suits you. We learn about your needs, concerns, and hopes for the future.

A member of our team visits your home in Reading to understand the environment, mobility requirements, equipment needs, routines, and preferences.

We seek someone whose personality, cultural understanding, and clinical skill set align with your needs.

Your carer is introduced, and care begins at the right pace.

Our team regularly monitors care, updates plans as needed, and provides support to both the individual and their family.
Contact Aum Care Group today and discover how home-based complex care can bring comfort, structure, and confidence back into your daily life.

Yes, many of the individuals we support live with more than one condition. We create detailed plans that coordinate all aspects of care.
Absolutely, our carers support physiotherapy exercises, mobility routines, posture management, and a daily structure that encourages progress.
We match based on personality, clinical skill, cultural understanding, and communication style. Families also have the chance to meet the carer before care begins.
Yes, overnight care can include monitoring, repositioning, epilepsy support, diabetes checks, pain management, or gentle reassurance.
Yes, our carers are skilled to support conditions such as dystonia, epilepsy, Parkinson’s, brain injuries, and spinal injuries.