What Is Live In Care?

Live in care means having one to one support tailored to the client’s needs in their own familiar surroundings to enable them to live independently in their own home.

Live in care packages are built around your specific needs and wishes. Live In carers are carefully matched to your loved ones based on their experience, skills, training and qualifications, personality, hobbies, and interests.

Live-In carers can also help with:

24 Hour Live In Care
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Personal Care
Live In Dementia Care
Companionship
Housekeeping
Keeping on top of the chores around the house
Live In Older Care

Many of our carers become a rock to their clients, enabling them to live the way they want every day.

Call us today to talk about your care needs and see how live-in care may suit you.

What does a live in carer do?

With the daily help from a live-in carer, you or your loved one have the choice to stay in your own home. Our clients say that the one-to-one support they receive is beyond compare.

Recent research has also proved that people who have livein care are less likely to fall or likely to have a hip fracture than people in residential homes. Also, if you have live-in care, you are far more likely to be happier, have more freedom, independence, and better choices of food.

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What Is Live In Care Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Live In Care?

Live in care means having a fully trained carer living with you in your own home. Your live in carer will support you with your specific care needs to keep you safe and independent at home.

Why live in care?

Live in care helps people live well at home for longer by providing specialist care in the comfort of their own home. Our fully managed care service provides you with the assistance you require to safely maintain your independence, avoiding the trauma of upheaval that you would get going into a residential setting.

Difference between live-in care and other types of home care

Live-in care as the name suggests is when a professional carer lives in your home, providing all your care, companionship, social and support needs, around the clock. Other types of home care include hourly care, is typically provided by a domiciliary care agency.