Live-In Care
A carer available around the clock, in the comfort of home. It is for people who want to keep their own chair, their own kitchen, and their own routine — with someone there.
Live-in care means one person getting to know the house: the creaky stair, the way the kettle sits, which neighbour waves. That continuity is the point.
A live-in carer needs proper rest during the day and time off in the week. We plan that in from the start, with cover arranged so you are not left guessing. Round-the-clock presence is not the same as a carer being on their feet for 24 hours, and we will not sell it that way.
It often works well after a hospital stay, when needs have increased, or when a couple wants to stay together at home.
What this can include
- One-to-one support in your own home
- Personal care and daily living help
- Meals, household routines and company
- Overnight presence, with planned rest time
- A regular carer, not a revolving door
Also available
Home Care (Hourly Visits)
Support for daily living, including personal care, medication reminders, meal preparation, companionship and household help designed to promote independence and peace of mind at home.
Respite Care
Short-term or temporary care to support family members or primary carers who need a well-deserved break with the assurance that their loved one is in safe hands.
Specialist Support
Tailored assistance for people living with dementia, physical disabilities, or sensory impairments. Our trained carers provide sensitive and patient support to ensure comfort, safety, and dignity.