This can include things like helping you to bathe, get dressed, toilet and continence care, and assisting you in matters of personal hygiene, such as shaving or applying makeup. A big reason why many people opt for live-in care is so that they have round-the-clock assistance with routines such as toileting, bathing and dressing.

Household chores can include tasks like vacuuming, doing the laundry, cleaning, and other time-consuming activities which less mobile people may need assistance with. Taking care of the time-consuming tasks around the home gives your loved one the chance to spend more time doing things they enjoy and seeing friends and family.

Healthy, nutritious and tasty meals can play a key role in enjoying a better quality of life. You might ask your carer to cook a full meal for or just prepare a light bite for you to eat when you’re ready. Healthy, nutritious and tasty meals can play a key role in enjoying a better quality of life. Your loved one may ask their carer to cook a full meal, or just prepare a light bite for when they’re ready.

Our friendly carers are on hand to collect your shopping, pick up your prescriptions or take you to appointments. Our friendly carers are on hand to collect your loved one's shopping, pick up prescriptions or take them to appointments.

If you are living with a medical condition, you may need gentle reminders so that you don’t forget to take medication or assistance to administer creams, tablets or lotions. If your loved one is living with medical condition, they may need gentle reminders so that they don’t forget to take medication, or assistance to administer creams, tablets or lotions.

One of the responsibilities of a live-in carer will be to ensure you're not left feeling isolated or unsupported. Companionship might mean sitting down for a cup of tea while you watch a quiz show together, or getting a bit more adventurous and heading out for a day trip somewhere. One of the responsibilities of a live-in carer will be to ensure your loved one isn’t left feeling isolated or unsupported. Companionship might mean sitting down for a cup of tea while they watch a quiz show together, or getting a bit more adventurous and heading out for a day trip somewhere.

One of the benefits of staying at home for care is that you’re not parted from your furry friends. Our carers can take your pets for walks and ensuring they're properly fed. One of the benefits of a loved one staying at home for care is that they’re not parted from their furry friends. Some of our live-in carers help out by taking pets for walks and ensuring they're properly fed.

You may need help accessing certain parts of your home, and support with strenuous activities like getting out of bed. A live-in carer will provide safe and effective mobility assistance. Your loved one may need help accessing certain parts of their home, and support with strenuous activities like getting out of bed. A live-in carer will provide safe and effective mobility assistance.

If you have a more complex health condition where you need clinical interventions, you may require nurse-led care. A specially-trained carer will provide the right care for your needs. If your loved one has a more complex health condition where they need clinical interventions, they may require nurse-led care. A specially-trained carer will provide the right care for their needs.