What Does Domiciliary Care Involve?

Domiciliary care is flexible and personalised. Depending on your needs, it may include:

• Personal care – such as washing, dressing, and meal preparation.
  
  

• Medication support – reminders or assistance with taking prescriptions.
  
  

• Companionship – having someone to talk to, go on outings with, or simply share a cup of tea.
  
  

• Specialist care – for people living with dementia, disabilities, or long-term health conditions.
  
  

• Short-term or respite care – offering family carers a well-deserved break.

Why Choose Domiciliary Care?

Stay in familiar surroundings

Continue living in the comfort of your own home, with routines and surroundings you know and love.

Personalised support

Every care plan is tailored to your specific needs, goals, and preferences.

One-to-one care

Enjoy dedicated support from carers who give you their full attention.

Maintain independence

We help with tasks while encouraging you to stay in control of your daily life.

Time with loved ones

Welcome friends and family whenever you like, with carers available to assist with hosting or day-to-day household tasks.

Holistic approach

Beyond practical support, we also care for your emotional and social wellbeing.

Who is Domiciliary Care For?

Domiciliary care is suitable for people of all ages and circumstances who wish to remain at home while receiving professional support. From elderly individuals who need daily assistance, to younger people with disabilities or those recovering from illness, domiciliary care adapts to each person’s unique needs.