
Live-in Care
If you're lying awake at night wondering whether the person you care about is safe at home on their own, if they're eating properly or getting out of bed without falling — you're not alone. That’s where our Live-in Care can be a lifeline.
With gentle, consistent support in the comfort of their own home, we bring structure, comfort and genuine companionship to each day — and calm reassurance to yours.
We carefully match each person with a small, trusted team, so there's always a familiar, caring presence by their side, someone who knows their routine, their preferences, and most importantly, who they are.
When Is Live-in Care the Right Choice?
Live-in care is often the right choice when daily visits no longer feel like enough. When the gaps in between support start to feel too long, or you find yourself worrying about what’s happening during the night. It may be that your loved one is waking confused or anxious, struggling with mobility, or feeling isolated when no one is around. Perhaps their needs have become more complex, or they simply feel safer and more settled knowing someone is there, day and night. Live-in care provides that ongoing, reassuring presence — the comfort of knowing someone trusted is always close by.

Tailored Live-in Care and Support That Feels Like Family
Live-in care means reassurance for the whole family. From personal care (like showering or dressing), to medication reminders, meal preparation, getting to appointments or simply having someone to talk to — we're there for every moment, big or small.
We apply the PERMA wellbeing model to our approach — supporting positive emotions, engagement, relationships, meaning and accomplishment. Because living well at home is about more than safety. It’s about joy, confidence and connection.
For information about the cost of Live-in Care contact us or visit our FAQ page.
What to Expect from Live-in Care
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Peace of mind for the whole family
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Consistent, trusted support
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Improved safety at home
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Daily companionship and reassurance
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Encouragement to stay active and engaged
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Flexibility through changing needs
What You'll Notice
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They have more energy and confidence
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They feel safer, less anxious or agitated
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They begin taking part in things again
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They reconnect with their surroundings and the people around them








