Live-in care for the conditions families worry about most
Every carer is matched on experience with the condition your loved one lives with.
Dementia care
Calm routines and familiar faces for people living with dementia, including Alzheimer's, vascular and Lewy body dementia.Dementia live-in care →Hospital discharge
A carer ready for the day your loved one comes home, so they leave hospital sooner and recover safely.Hospital discharge care →Parkinson's
Help with mobility, medication timing and the good and bad days that Parkinson's brings.Parkinson's live-in care →Stroke recovery
Rebuilding confidence and independence at home after a stroke, alongside physio and therapy plans.Live-in care after a stroke →Multiple sclerosis
Flexible support that adapts as needs change, with help moving safely around the home.Live-in care for MS →Frailty and falls
Someone close by to steady, support and spot problems early, so a fall doesn't mean a hospital stay.Frailty and falls support →End of life care
Comfort and dignity at home, working alongside district nurses and hospice teams.End of life care →Cancer care
Practical and personal support through treatment and recovery, alongside your nurses.Live-in cancer care →Heart conditions
Gentle routines and reassurance for people living with heart disease or heart failure.Heart condition care →Diabetes
Regular meals, medication prompts and someone to notice the warning signs.Live-in diabetes care →Arthritis
Practical help with the everyday tasks that become painful, so independence lasts longer.Live-in arthritis care →Huntington's disease
Patient, consistent support from a carer who understands the condition.Huntington's live-in care →Sight and hearing loss
Help to stay safe, connected and independent at home.Sight and hearing loss support →Companionship
Company, help around the home and getting out and about.Live-in companionship →Couples
One carer supporting both partners, so they can stay together at home.Live-in care for couples →Respite care
A trusted carer for a week or more, so family carers can rest.Respite care →Not sure?
Is live-in care right for this condition?
Live-in carers support personal care, mobility, meals, medication prompts and company. They don't carry out clinical nursing tasks such as injections or wound care, which are usually provided by district nurses alongside the carer.
If you're unsure whether live-in care can meet your loved one's needs, call us. Our Care Manager will give you an honest answer.
Call 020 3443 9844
Let's talk about what your family needs
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