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Personalised support at home across Merseyside, Cheshire and London — from everyday assistance to overnight and live-in care.
Your routines, preferences and independence are the starting point. Let’s talk about the support that would make a difference to you.
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You may need help with a few daily tasks, a break for a family carer or a more involved care arrangement. Explore the options and talk to us about what suits your circumstances.
A little help, at the times that matter.
Visits arranged around your needs and routines, with support for personal care, meals and everyday tasks.
Discuss visit times and lengths with our team.
Explore visiting care costs →Support when the day comes to an end.
Help during the night, planned around the support you need and the routines that help you feel comfortable at home.
We will discuss the level of overnight support required.
Ask about night care →More support in familiar surroundings.
A carer living in your home can help with daily routines, personal care and companionship, according to your agreed plan.
Live-in arrangements include rest and cover; continuous waking care requires a separate staffing plan.
Explore live-in care costs →Space for family carers to rest.
Temporary support while a family carer takes a break, attends appointments or spends time on other commitments.
Ask about short-term arrangements and local availability.
Read our respite care guide →Care that takes the person into account.
Support with everyday activities, familiar routines and companionship, shaped around individual preferences and changing needs.
Tell us about communication preferences and what matters most.
Discuss dementia support →Comfort, dignity and a listening ear.
Compassionate personal and practical support for individuals and families at home, alongside the healthcare professionals involved.
The care plan sets out our role and the support required.
Talk about end-of-life support →You do not need to choose a service before contacting us. We can talk through your needs and explain the options available in your area.
Your care plan brings together the practical help and personal support you need, while respecting what you want to keep doing yourself.
Respectful help with washing, dressing, grooming and everyday personal routines.
Support agreed in your care plan. Any administration depends on assessed needs and the appropriate training and arrangements.
Help with preparing meals that reflect your preferences and agreed dietary needs.
Help with light cleaning and everyday household tasks as part of your support.
Practical help with shopping, collecting essentials and other agreed errands.
Company at home and support with appointments, social activities and getting out.
Need catheter-related support or another specific task? Discuss your requirements with the team. We will confirm what can be provided safely within an assessed care plan.
Understand the starting cost, then receive a quotation based on your needs and the arrangements agreed.
Our costs and funding guide also explains where to find information about possible financial support.
View Costs & Funding OptionsFlexible visits to support everyday life at home.
Ask about visiting care →More regular support in familiar surroundings.
Ask about live-in care →Prices shown are starting prices. Your final cost depends on assessed needs, the level of support, visit timings and your care plan. Agreed charges will be explained before care begins.
We take time to understand the person behind the care request.
Tell us where care is needed, what everyday life looks like and what you would like help with.
Discuss individual needs, preferences and routines so we can explore suitable support.
Understand the proposed visits, support and costs before deciding on your arrangements.
Get to know the people behind your care.
Our services cover areas across:
Share the postcode where support is needed so our team can confirm current availability and discuss the right arrangements.
Check Local AvailabilityExplore practical information alongside your conversation with our team.
Explore what respite can mean for family carers and the people they support.
Read the respite guide →Read about everyday mealtime support and preparing for a conversation about food and care.
Explore mealtime guidance →Browse our collection of articles about care at home, family support and independence.
Browse all care advice →Some helpful starting points when exploring care at home.
Start with a conversation about daily life, the tasks that are becoming harder and the support already in place. An assessment helps identify suitable options. Request a free care assessment.
Tell the team if needs or circumstances change. Your plan and costs can then be reviewed, with any changes discussed before new arrangements are agreed.
We aim to keep care teams small and consistent. Ask the team how regular visits, holidays and unexpected absences will be covered for your particular arrangement.
No. A live-in carer needs rest and breaks. If someone needs active support throughout the day and night, the staffing and cover must be assessed and planned accordingly.
Hourly care starts from £23 per hour and live-in care from £1,100 per week. Your final quotation depends on assessed needs, timings and the arrangements agreed. See our costs and funding guide.
House of Care serves areas across Merseyside, Cheshire and London. Contact the team with the postcode where care is needed to check current availability.
Please discuss the exact support required with our team. Suitability, staff competence and any clinical oversight must be confirmed during assessment. Do not assume that all catheter-related procedures are included.
You do not need to have everything worked out. Talk to our team about the support you are looking for.
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