Live-In Care

24-hour person-centred support for those needing higher-level stability and continuous care in their own home.

Continuous Support at Home

For individuals whose needs mean they cannot be left safely alone, or who require continuous reassurance and support, Live-In Care provides a dedicated care worker living in the home 24/7.

This service is ideal for complex physical needs, advanced dementia, or severe mental health conditions requiring constant monitoring and a highly structured environment.

Benefits of Live-In Care

  • Remaining in familiar surroundings (preventing residential admission)
  • 1-to-1 dedicated attention and continuity of care
  • Immediate response to changing needs or distress
  • Companionship to prevent isolation and loneliness
  • Peace of mind for families knowing someone is always there

What is Included?

  • All personal care, mobility and medication management
  • Full household management (cleaning, laundry, shopping, cooking)
  • Accompanying to appointments, social events and community activities
  • Complex care management (e.g., catheter care, PEG feeding, subject to assessment)
  • Night-time reassurance and support (within agreed waking hours)

Discuss Live-In Care Options

Live-in care requires careful planning and matching to ensure the right carer is placed with your loved one. Contact us to discuss your requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What is live-in care?

Live-in care is when a carer stays in your home so support is there throughout the day, helping you stay at home rather than move into a care home.

What does a live-in carer help with?

Personal care such as washing, dressing and toileting, moving around safely, meals and drinks, medication support in line with the care plan, and companionship and daily routines.

Does the live-in carer need their own room?

Usually, yes. A live-in carer needs a private bedroom and agreed breaks. We'll talk through the practical arrangements with you.

Is live-in care an alternative to a care home?

For many adults it can be. It lets the person stay in their own home with familiar routines, pets and neighbours. Whether it's suitable depends on their needs, and we'll discuss this honestly with you.

How do we start live-in care?

Call 01274 214093 or email enquiries@nuhealthcareprovisions.com. We'll discuss needs, your home and your timescales, and agree a care plan before care begins.

How is live-in care paid for?

Usually by paying privately, through council funding or direct payments where the person is assessed as eligible, or with help from benefits such as Attendance Allowance. We'll explain the costs clearly before anything is agreed.

Call 01274 214093 or email enquiries@nuhealthcareprovisions.com to talk about live-in care.

What does a live-in carer help with?

Personal care such as washing, dressing and toileting, moving around safely, meals and drinks, medication support in line with the care plan, and companionship and daily routines.

Does the live-in carer need their own room?

Usually, yes. A live-in carer needs a private bedroom and agreed breaks. We'll talk through the practical arrangements with you.

Is live-in care an alternative to a care home?

For many adults it can be. It lets the person stay in their own home with familiar routines, pets and neighbours. Whether it's suitable depends on their needs, and we'll discuss this honestly with you.

How do we start live-in care?

Call 01274 214093 or email enquiries@nuhealthcareprovisions.com. We'll discuss needs, your home and your timescales, and agree a care plan before care begins.

How is live-in care paid for?

Usually by paying privately, through council funding or direct payments where the person is assessed as eligible, or with help from benefits such as Attendance Allowance. We'll explain the costs clearly before anything is agreed.

Call 01274 214093 or email enquiries@nuhealthcareprovisions.com to talk about live-in care.