Living with a complex or long-term health condition - such as recovery from a stroke, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, or another ongoing illness - often means juggling several professionals as well as day-to-day life. Our complex care support service provides a consistent carer at home who supports daily living, mobility and routines, while helping keep everything joined up around you.
We're an introductory home care agency, not a registered nursing provider, so our carers don't deliver clinical nursing tasks themselves. What they do provide is consistent, hands-on daily support, while we liaise closely with your district nurses, GP and community health or therapy teams, who lead on the clinical side of your care.

People with complex needs often have many professionals involved - a GP, district nurses, a consultant, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and specialist nurses. Keeping track of appointments, medication changes and advice can be overwhelming for families. A consistent live-in carer becomes the steady presence at home who notices small changes, follows the routines your clinical team recommends, and makes sure nothing falls through the gaps.
Because we are an introductory agency rather than a nursing provider, clinical tasks remain with your NHS or private clinical team. We'll always be clear at the assessment about what a carer can and can't do, so you know exactly how the support fits together.

Consistent, patient live-in support for people living with Parkinson's disease, helping manage symptoms and stay independent at home.

Dedicated live-in support to help stroke survivors recover, regain confidence and stay independent in their own home.

A dedicated carer through the night, providing reassurance, assistance and peace of mind for you and your family while you sleep.
We provide complex care support throughout London and Greater London. Choose your area for local information, including the neighbourhoods we cover and nearby NHS hospitals:
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