Here you'll find a selection of advice, support and information on all aspects of home care. Whether you're considering domiciliary care or looking for how much home care is across the UK, we've got you covered.
You may need home adaptations to continue living safely in your own home. This article explains adapting your home, including what these adaptations are.
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If your loved one has a serious or terminal illness, at-home hospice care allows them to be comfortable and looked after with compassion in their own home.
Through overnight care at home, a dedicated carer will stay with your loved one throughout the night to ensure their care and support needs are met.
Comfort care is a key part of end-of-life care, ensuring your loved one is cared for with dignity and compassion. Here's what it is and how to arrange it.
Nursing care at home allows your loved one to receive professional care from a registered nurse, without having to leave the comfort of their own home.
If your loved one has dementia but wishes to remain in the comfort of their own home, dementia care at home may be the best option. We've explained this here.
Through palliative care at home, your loved one will receive comforting support within a familiar setting, surrounded by the people they cherish the most.
Through respite care at home, you’ll be looked after on a short-term basis within your own home. Here, we’ve explained how this works and how to arrange it.
Home care costs vary throughout the UK, and we've highlighted how much you might pay. You could also be eligible for financial support from your council.
If your loved one requires regular care but they’d still prefer to continue living in their own home then live-in care could be the perfect solution.