The cost of home care in Bradford, and how to pay
From £25 an hour for people paying privately, with no travel or call-out charges.
Call 01274 214093 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm) or email enquiries@nuhealthcareprovisions.com.
The cost of home care in Bradford with us starts from £25 an hour for people paying privately. There are no travel or call-out charges. Rates may differ at evenings, weekends and bank holidays, and are confirmed before care starts. Below we explain what changes the cost and the ways you can pay.
NU Healthcare Provisions is a CQC-registered home care provider based in Shipley. We set out the full cost in writing after a free home assessment, so you know where you stand before anything is agreed.
How much does home care cost in Bradford?
- From £25 an hour (self-funder rate).
- Rates may differ at evenings, weekends and bank holidays.
- No travel or call-out charges.
- Overnight and live-in care are priced differently from visits. We'll explain the cost at your free assessment.
- We set out the full cost in writing before care begins.
What changes the cost
The total depends on how many visits you need, how long each one lasts, the time of day, and the level of support needed. A short morning visit to help with washing and dressing costs less each week than several visits a day. We'll talk this through with you and suggest a pattern that fits the help needed, not the other way round.
You can read what a visit includes on our page about home care visits, and about respite care at home, live-in care and home help and cleaning.
Ways to pay the cost of home care in Bradford
Paying privately
You can arrange care directly with us. No council assessment is needed.
Help from Bradford Council
Anyone can ask for a care needs assessment. If the council agrees you're eligible, it will also look at income and savings in a financial assessment to work out what you pay. The council lists its Independence Advice Hub on 01274 435400. See the council's guide to staying in your own home.
Direct Payments
If you get a Direct Payment, you may be able to use it to pay a CQC-registered agency such as ours, by agreement with the council. Read about using Direct Payments for home care, or the council's Direct Payments page.
Attendance Allowance
Attendance Allowance is for people over State Pension age and isn't means-tested. Attendance Allowance is paid to the person who needs care and they decide how to spend it. The DWP decides every claim. We can help with the form, free and with no obligation, at your assessment. See Attendance Allowance help in Bradford or Attendance Allowance on GOV.UK.
PIP
Personal Independence Payment is for people under State Pension age, and the DWP decides who gets it. See PIP on GOV.UK.
NHS Continuing Healthcare
NHS Continuing Healthcare is fully NHS-funded care for people whose main need is a health need, decided by the NHS after an assessment. See NHS Continuing Healthcare on the NHS website.
We can't give financial advice, but we're happy to explain how our care works alongside each of these options. For a step-by-step guide to setting up care, read how to arrange home care in Bradford.
How to get a clear quote
Our Registered Manager visits you at home for a free, no-obligation assessment. We then confirm the cost in writing before any care starts. Call 01274 214093 or book a free, no-obligation home assessment.
Home care costs: FAQs
How much does a carer cost per hour in Bradford?
Our home care starts from £25 an hour for people paying privately. Rates may differ at evenings, weekends and bank holidays and are confirmed before care starts.
Are there any extra charges?
There are no travel or call-out charges. We set out the full cost in writing before care begins.
Will the council pay for my care?
The council will assess care needs and, if you're eligible, look at your income and savings to work out what you pay. Contact Bradford Council's adult social care team to ask for an assessment.
Can I use a Direct Payment with your agency?
You may be able to use it to pay a CQC-registered agency such as ours, by agreement with the council.
Can Attendance Allowance pay for home care?
Attendance Allowance is paid to the person who needs care and they decide how to spend it. Many people put it towards care at home. The DWP decides who gets it.
How do I get a price?
Call 01274 214093 or email enquiries@nuhealthcareprovisions.com. Our Registered Manager visits for a free, no-obligation assessment and we confirm the cost in writing.
Get a clear price
Call 01274 214093 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm) or email enquiries@nuhealthcareprovisions.com.
