Home Care

For many people, home care is an ideal choice as it allows you to remain in the comfort of your own home, close to family, friends and your community. You can choose the level of support you need, whether that’s help with personal care, meals, medication or companionship. Home care is flexible, cost-effective and tailored entirely to your lifestyle and wishes.

We pride ourselves on delivering a reliable, punctual service. If a care worker is ever delayed, our monitoring system alerts us immediately so we can contact you and put a plan in place. You will always be informed, and we will ensure that your care needs are met without disruption.

Our services are charged at an hourly rate, with different rates for weekdays, evenings and weekends. The cost will depend on the level services such as outings or live-in care. We are happy to provide a full breakdown of our current rates and can send a brochure upon request.

Yes. We carefully match our carers to clients based on personality, preferences and needs. Wherever possible, we ensure the same carer visits regularly, as we know consistency builds trust, comfort and stronger relationships.

No. Care can be arranged flexibly around your schedule. Some people prefer regular visits at the same time each day, while others ask for support as and when it’s needed. We will work with you to create a plan that suits your routine.

Yes, we can provide companionship, help with household tasks, gardening, pet care and even support with shopping or outings. We also run day services at our residential care homes, where people can enjoy activities, therapies and meals in a safe, social setting. This gives families a break and offers individuals variety and stimulation.

We believe in supporting independence for as long as possible, but we also know that daily struggles can impact quality of life. If your loved one is unsure, we are happy to meet together to discuss options. Sometimes a little support can make life easier and help them enjoy more of the things they want to do.

Yes. We often support people who are recovering at home following an operation or illness. Our carers can provide personal care, mobility support, meal preparation and encouragement to rebuild confidence and independence.

Yes, we can step in to give family carers valuable time to themselves. This might mean a carer staying with your loved one at home, or them joining us for an outing or a visit to one of our care homes for lunch or afternoon tea. Our respite care ensures that you can recharge while knowing your loved one is safe, cared for and enjoying companionship.

Live-In Care means a carer stays in your home, providing support and companionship around the clock. It allows you to remain in familiar surroundings while having peace of mind that help is available whenever needed. This option can be short-term, such as during recovery, or long-term for people who need consistent daily care.

Our dementia care is built on consistency, patience and understanding. We ensure the same carers visit regularly so strong relationships can develop, and we allow enough time during visits for unhurried support. All our staff receive dementia-specific training, and we follow the principle that feelings matter most to the individuals we care for.

Yes, we support people who wish to spend their final days in the comfort of their own home. Our carers provide dignified, compassionate support while working closely with GPs, nurses and palliative specialists to manage symptoms and ensure comfort. We also offer emotional support for families, helping them through what can be a very difficult time.