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Frequently asked questions
Answers to Common Questions About Our Home Care Services
Yes, carers can assist with light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, and errands.
Yes! We provide short-term care for post-hospital recovery, respite care, or emergency situations.
Our care plans are flexible—you can arrange daily, weekly, or 24/7 live-in care, depending on your needs.
We offer a range of home care services, including:
Personal Care – Bathing, dressing, and hygiene support
Dementia Care – Specialist support for memory loss conditions
Companionship – Social interaction and emotional support
Palliative & End-of-Life Care – Compassionate care in difficult times
Medication Support – Help with reminders and administration
Meal Preparation – Ensuring nutritional needs are met
Respite Care – Short-term relief for family caregivers
Disability Support – Assistance for individuals with physical or learning disabilities
Shopping & Errands – Help with groceries and daily tasks
Emergency Care – Immediate assistance when needed
We take great care in matching carers to clients, considering personality, needs, and preferences. While we can’t always guarantee the same carer every time, we aim for continuity in care as much as possible.
We provide home care services across Reading, Newbury, and the surrounding areas in Berkshire and Oxfordshire.
If you or your loved one need help with daily tasks, mobility, or specialist support (such as dementia care) but wish to remain at home, home care is an excellent choice. Our team can discuss your needs and recommend the best care plan.
Home care is personalised support provided in the comfort of your own home. It includes personal care, companionship, medication support, meal preparation, and more. Our carers visit at scheduled times or provide live-in care based on your needs.
Visit our Careers page to view current openings and apply online.
We offer full-time, part-time, and flexible shifts, including live-in care opportunities.
We offer comprehensive induction training, specialist dementia training, and ongoing professional development.
No experience is required—we provide full training. If you’re compassionate and dedicated, we’ll equip you with the skills needed.
No, our care plans are flexible and can be adjusted as your needs change.
Some clients may qualify for Local Authority funding, NHS Continuing Healthcare, or personal health budgets. We can guide you through the funding options available.
The cost of care depends on the level of support needed, visit duration, and frequency. Contact us for a personalised care plan and pricing details.