Companionship care
Company, reassurance and help with daily life
Companionship care lets people stay in the home they love, with someone to share life with and the everyday jobs taken care of.
Companionship care lets people stay in the home they love, with someone to share life with and the everyday jobs taken care of.
Many older people find themselves living on their own, often after losing a spouse or loved one. At some point the day-to-day tasks of running a household can become too much, even for someone who is still fairly independent.
Live-in care allows people to stay in their own home, keeping as much independence as possible while receiving the care and support they need. Having someone take over the chores can be liberating, so a person can enjoy the best bits of home.
For many people, home means everything. It’s part of who they are, and live-in care lets them keep it.
Human connection and friendship simply can’t be replaced by the radio or television.
Companionship can reduce the loneliness and isolation that have such a big impact on health and wellbeing.
Help keeping in touch with the community, with relatives who may live far away, and with the world in general, often bringing new interests too.
Someone there for days out, shopping trips and medical appointments, or simply staying in on a rainy day and watching television together.
Shared meals bring back the enjoyment of eating, and support good nutrition and hydration, which all help with quality of life.
You don’t need to have everything worked out. We’ll help you find the right care companion.
Call or email us. We’ll want to hear about their interests, routines and personality as much as any care needs.
We’ll take time to understand the person, their needs and what matters most to them, and explain the options and costs clearly.
We’ll meet you in person at home to answer any questions and gather the information we need. This helps us match the right care companion, based on personality as well as experience. You’ll be introduced to your care companion before anything is agreed.
Your care companion supports you from the first day, and we stay in touch, providing guidance while everyone settles in and gets to know each other.
We help you find the right companion, one who provides peace of mind while supporting independence in a safe, familiar home environment. Our long-standing relationships are with care companions who have proven themselves in providing excellent care, and over 25 years in the sector we’ve developed a highly selective recruitment process.
All our care companions have extensive live-in care experience, from companionship to complex dementia care. They are fully checked and vetted, including Enhanced DBS checks, a full work history, multiple professional references and verified, up-to-date training.
On top of all the mandatory checks, we look for people who are naturally caring and compassionate, and who share our values of trust and integrity.
Not at all. Many people simply want company, reassurance and help running the home. Support can grow if needs change over time.
Yes. Days out, shopping trips, appointments and seeing friends are all part of keeping life full and connected.
No. If a few longer visits each week would suit better, our visiting care offers companionship from a small, consistent team. We’ll help you decide what fits.
Yes. You’ll be introduced to your care companion before anything is agreed, so you can be confident they’re the right fit.
Live-in care is typically around £1,300 per week, depending on the level of support needed. We’ll talk you through the costs clearly before you decide anything.
Call us for a friendly, no-obligation chat.
Call 01730 624 070Call the team to talk through your situation and needs. We’ll listen, offer guidance, and help you understand your options.
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