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Home Care

Providing high-quality, specialised care that is fully customised to your unique needs.

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At Homecarers Care Services, we provide Home Care & Support, also known as Domiciliary Care.

Homecarers Care Services provides a bespoke visiting home care service, to offer a little extra support; allowing you to continue living independently in your own home.

The service is extremely flexible – our Homecarers Care Services Assistants can visit once a week, or up to several visits a day throughout the week, depending on what is needed. We understand the importance of continuity, and depending on your requirements, there may be two or three Homecarers Care Assistants who will visit on a rota basis.

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Why choose Home Care

Stay in a familiar environment

We can support you in maintaining your independence while receiving the necessary care you need, as well as creating a familiar and stress-free environment. With our help, you can enjoy a higher quality of life without the need to leave your cherished home.

Highly Trained Professionals

We pride our selves on our meticulous, accredited training. All our new starters, no matter their experience, spend their first week, learning the ins and outs of how we work! This means you can trust us to provide you or your loved ones consistent high quality care.

Personalised, One-To-One Support

At home care ensures dedicated, tailored care that focuses solely on the individual’s needs and wishes. Unlike shared settings, carers provide uninterrupted support, helping to manage symptoms, pain, and emotional well-being with compassion and dignity.

Time with Family and Loved Ones

Home-based care makes it easier for family and friends to spend meaningful time together without strict visiting hours. Loved ones can be present, involved, and supported throughout the process, creating a more personal and connected experience.

Respect for Personal Routines and Wishes

Care at home respects the person’s values, preferences, cultural or religious practices, and choices about how they wish to spend their remaining time. This level of personalisation is harder to achieve in institutional settings.

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How a carer can help

At Homecarers Care Services, our Care Assistants can carry out a number of different activities when they visit you, whether it be trips to the shops or helping with hoovering followed by a cup of tea and a chat, to medication and complex care; we are here to help.

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  1. Regular companionship care
  2. No need to accommodate a live-in carer
  3. Flexibility of service, subject to availability you can increase service to meet ad hoc or permanent needs
  4. For no charge you can decrease calls with just 24 hours’ notice
  5. Small team of care assistants who will get to know your loved ones
  6. Potential to spot changes in health enabling quick action to aid diagnosis
  7. Provide emotional and practical support to loves ones
  8. Stay safe and happy in an environment you know; your home

Home Care Activities

Homcarers’ Assistants can carry out a number of different activities when they visit, whether it be a trip to the shops or helping with hoovering followed by a cup of tea and a chat. Your Care Assistant will help with whatever is needed at that time. Activities may include:

  • Help with getting up in the morning
  • Help with dressing and personal care, such as showering or hair washing
  • Preparing meals
  • Light household duties such as cleaning, laundry and ironing
  • Help with a trip to the shops
  • Making the home secure
  • Help with getting ready for bed at night.

Our care plans are flexible and responsive, regularly reviewed and updated to ensure we are always providing the right level of care.

More information and FAQs

Home care is support provided in your own home to help with daily tasks such as personal care, medication reminders, meal preparation, companionship, and more. A trained carer visits at agreed times to assist with specific needs, allowing individuals to live independently and safely at home.

Home care is suitable for older adults, individuals with disabilities, those recovering from illness or surgery, and people with long-term conditions. It’s flexible and tailored, meaning support is adjusted to match each person’s unique situation and preferences.

Care Assistant visits can range from short daily check-ins to multiple visits a day, overnight stays, or even 24-hour live-in care. We’ll work with you to create a care plan that fits your lifestyle and level of support needed.

Yes, home care is a safe option. Our carers are trained, DBS-checked professionals who follow strict safety protocols. We also conduct regular quality checks and risk assessments to ensure your home environment remains safe and supportive.

Costs depend on the level and frequency of care required. Some individuals may be eligible for local authority funding or direct payments. We’re happy to guide you through the funding process and provide a clear, no-obligation cost breakdown during your initial assessment.

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Care stories

Homecarers looked after my mum when she was discharged from hospital. The carers were absolutely lovely and really built a bond with my mum. They cared for her with dignity and respect. They built up a strong relationship with my mum and she trusted them with her care. The girls were not only her carers, but they were her friends. They were friendly and polite and did their absolute best for my mum.

Mrs. Sharon M (Daughter of Service User)

I'm very happy with the care provided. The girls are lovely and nice as I have regular carers and I am comfortable with them. Provide good care for myself and the gentleman who lives with me. The carers provide personal care, food and fluids, do the domestic chores communicate effectively with me and the gentleman who lives with me.

Ms IL (Service User)

The amazing ladies from the palliative care team were more than we could hope for. They very quickly got to know what was important to Mum. Nothing was too much trouble, they made Mum laugh and were genuinely caring human beings. When my mum was ill, they waited at her house until midnight when the paramedics came. They were also knowledgeable and thoughtful and supported us as daughters.

Miss. IB (Daughter of Service User)

How it works

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Speak to our team

Contact our team to talk through your needs and options.

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A free home care assessment

Our home care specialist will provide a free consultation to create your personally tailored care plan.

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Get the care you need

Your personal care plan will be delivered by our care specialists.

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