Live In Care

Live In Care Wiltshire

Personalised one-to-one care at home across Wiltshire.

  • Family-run provider since 2014
  • Fully regulated by the CQC
  • Carefully matched live in carers

Wiltshire care at home often involves market towns, rural villages, military communities and longer distances between services. We support families from Swindon, Salisbury and Trowbridge to Chippenham, Devizes, Marlborough, Melksham, Warminster and surrounding villages.

Families often contact us when short visits no longer feel enough, when a loved one is becoming less confident, or when support is needed with personal care, dementia, companionship, respite care or returning home after hospital.

What Live In Care In Wiltshire Can Include

Care across Wiltshire may involve rural access, hospital discharge, mobility support, dementia care, companionship or respite for family carers. A Live In Carer can support personal care, meals, medication prompts, household routines and reassurance throughout the day.

Support may include personal care, medication prompts, meal preparation, mobility support, companionship, dementia support, respite care, help after hospital discharge and care for couples.

Salisbury Cathedral overlooking the River Avon in Wiltshire

Types of Live In Care Available in Wiltshire

Families in Wiltshire often arrange live in care for different reasons, from ongoing 24-hour support to dementia care, hospital discharge support, respite care and care for couples. 

Arranging Live In Care in Wiltshire

Arranging care in Wiltshire should consider whether the person lives in a larger town, village, military community or more rural home, and whether support is needed urgently or can be planned around family involvement.

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Why Families in Wiltshire Choose Live In Care

Families in Wiltshire often choose to live in care because it keeps loved ones settled in familiar homes across towns, villages and the countryside. A consistent carer can help with practical routines while reducing pressure on relatives who may live or work elsewhere.

For families arranging care across Wiltshire, the priority is often reassurance: knowing that support is personal, responsive and built around the person rather than a call rota. 

Local groups and support in Wiltshire

Wiltshire families may need support from county adult social care, carers’ services, hospitals, community health teams and local wellbeing groups across a large rural county.

Standing stones at Avebury Stone Circle in Wiltshire
Historic street in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire

Supporting Families Across Wiltshire

Our carers support families across Wiltshire, from Salisbury, Swindon and Trowbridge to rural villages, military communities and market towns. Live In Care helps people remain at home with one-to-one support built around personal routines and local family involvement.

When you choose Live In Care Wiltshire, you are not just getting a care provider. You are choosing a supportive and compassionate team that is committed to clear communication, careful carer matching and respectful care at home.

  • Family-run and family-led provider
  • Supporting families since 2014
  • Regulated by the Care Quality Commission
  • One-to-one care at home
  • Carefully matched carers
  • Consistent support with no call-centre feel

Cost of Live In Care in
Wiltshire

Live in care costs in Wiltshire depend on support needs, specialist care, whether care is for one person or a couple, and whether overnight help is needed. A weekly fee gives families clarity when comparing care options.

Home from Hospital Care
Across Wiltshire

Home from hospital care across Wiltshire can support recovery after discharge from Salisbury, Swindon or community services. A carer can help with meals, mobility, medication prompts and confidence at home.

FAQs About Live In Care in Wiltshire

Live in care in Wiltshire works by placing a carefully matched carer in the person’s own home. The carer supports daily routines, personal care, meals, medication prompts, companionship and reassurance, with care planned around the person’s home, preferences and level of need.

The cost of live in care in Wiltshire depends on the level of support required, whether care is for one person or a couple, and whether specialist support such as dementia care, respite care or waking night support is needed. After an assessment, we provide a clear weekly fee based on the person’s care needs.

Yes. We support families across Wiltshire, including market towns, rural villages, military communities and wider countryside areas. Live in care can be especially helpful where short visiting care is difficult to coordinate or where someone needs more consistent support at home.

Yes. Live in care can support someone living with dementia in Wiltshire by helping them remain in familiar surroundings with a consistent routine. A carer can help with reassurance, personal care, meals, prompts, companionship and daily structure at home.

Yes. Live in care can help someone return home safely after a hospital stay, fall, illness or operation in Wiltshire. A carer can support mobility, meals, medication prompts, washing, dressing, confidence and reassurance while the person settles back into their normal routine.

Yes. Live in care can support couples in Wiltshire who want to remain together at home. Care can be tailored around each person’s needs, helping both people keep familiar routines and avoid the disruption of moving separately into residential care.

Yes. Live in care in Wiltshire can help an elderly parent remain in their own home with one-to-one support. A carer can help with personal care, meals, medication prompts, mobility, companionship and daily routines while allowing your parent to stay in familiar surroundings.

Live in care in Wiltshire can often be arranged quickly once we understand the person’s needs and complete the assessment process. Timescales depend on the level of support required, the home environment, carer availability and whether specialist care is needed.

Wiltshire Towns We Cover

Use the links below to find dedicated Live In Care pages for towns and villages across Wiltshire. 

Contact Live In Care Wiltshire

📞 Call 01722 682452 today to learn how Live In Care in Wiltshire can help your loved one stay safe, supported and comfortable in their own home.
HEAD OFFICE
Live in Care
4 Heron Gate Office Park
Hankridge Way
Taunton
Somerset
TA1 2LR 
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The service is professional, efficient, friendly, and respectful. Nothing appears too much trouble. They made a prompt and accurate assessment of my mother’s needs and quickly identified a fantastic carer. When they had concerns about my mother’s health the service manager made a personal visit to check that everything was being done that needed to be done.

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Dad was quite tearful today when Corina left, she has been a wonderful carer and such lovely company for him.  Dad said she felt more like family rather than a stranger within a few hours of meeting her.  A real sweetheart

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Thank you, Live in Care, for enabling Mum to spend her last day at home, where she wanted to be. This has been a great comfort to us all and we couldn’t have asked for better care in the last few weeks.

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It’s not just the everyday care that makes such a difference to Mum’s life; it’s the little things that are always thought of. Mum has been out of her home more in the last 6 months than she has in the last 6 years. Seeing photos of her smiling face, full of laughter, tells us how much she has enjoyed the company, activities, and outings. We definitely picked the right live in care provider.

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I am delighted to have found Live in Care, as the service they provide for my father is outstanding. This is evident from all the contact I have had with their manager, office team, and the diligent care and attention provided by their first-class carers. Their online reporting system is second to none, enabling me to know in real time that everything is in order for my father. I thoroughly recommend this company for their entirely efficient, professional, and empathetic service, which has removed all my concerns over my father’s well-being.

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