Professional care, in the comfort of home

We look after you or your loved one at home, with a nurse who stays or a nurse who visits. You choose the arrangement that fits your family.

Live-in nursingA nurse stays with you at home
Visiting nurseA nurse comes and goes on a schedule

Two ways to receive care at home

Not sure which fits? Tell us about the patient and we will help you choose.

Live-in nursing

A nurse lives in the home and is on hand throughout, so care is continuous and the routine stays familiar.

Often a good fit for

  • Round-the-clock care needs
  • Recovery after a hospital stay
  • Older adults who should not be left alone

Visiting nurse

A nurse comes at agreed times to carry out the care that is needed, then leaves, so you keep your usual household routine.

Often a good fit for

  • Scheduled care such as dressings or medication
  • Regular check-ups at home
  • Families who can support the rest of the day

Support at home can include

Medication support

Help taking medicines correctly and on time.

Wound care

Dressings and care for wounds.

Health monitoring

Regular checks of vital signs.

Personal care

Help with daily routines and mobility.

Recovery support

Care while recovering after illness or hospital stay.

Elderly and long-term care

Steady support for ongoing needs.

Getting started

  1. Get in touch

    Message or call us and tell us about the patient's needs.

  2. We talk it through

    We discuss the care required and recommend live-in or visiting care.

  3. Care begins

    We agree the arrangement and your nurse starts.

Common questions

How do I know which option is right?

It depends on how much care is needed and when. Tell us about the patient's daily needs and we will recommend live-in or visiting care.

What should I prepare before we start?

Share the patient's medical history, current medications and any instructions from their doctor, so the nurse can plan care properly.

Talk to us about home care

A short conversation is all it takes to find the right arrangement for your family.