Live-in care is right for your loved one if they need consistent support throughout the day and night but want to stay at home rather than move into a residential care setting.

It works best when continuity matters, when the same familiar face every single day makes the difference between someone feeling settled and someone feeling unsettled.

Families typically come to us when a loved one is living with a condition that makes daily life increasingly difficult to manage alone.

When a parent has had a fall and the family is worried about what happens next. When someone has been discharged from hospital and needs support while they recover at home.

When a couple wants to stay together and a care home would mean being separated. Whatever the situation, the question we always start with is not what level of care is needed. It is who your loved one is as a person and what kind of support would help them live well at home.