Many couples have different care needs - one partner may need considerably more support than the other - but still want to remain together at home rather than being separated into different care settings. Our live-in care for couples service places one dedicated carer in your home to support both of you.
This keeps you together, in your own home, with your own routines, rather than facing the upheaval and separation that can come with moving into residential care - and it's often a more cost-effective option than arranging two individual care packages.

For couples who have spent decades together, being separated into different rooms, different care homes or different levels of care can be heartbreaking. Live-in care for couples keeps you together, in your own home, with one carer supporting both of you - whether that's mainly helping one partner while giving the other company and practical help, or supporting you both with personal care.
It's often far better value, too. Two care home places in London can easily cost over £3,000 a week combined, whereas live-in care for a couple is usually only a modest increase on care for one person.
If both partners have high needs - for example both need help to transfer or reposition, or one partner needs a lot of night-time support - a single carer may not be enough to keep everyone safe and give the carer the rest they need. In that case we'll recommend two carers, or a live-in carer plus overnight support, and explain the costs clearly.

24-hour support from dedicated carers who live in your home, providing continuous companionship and assistance.

Assistance with daily activities including bathing, dressing, and grooming, delivered with dignity and respect.

Friendly, engaging companionship including conversation, activities, and support with social engagement.
We provide live-in care for couples throughout London and Greater London. Choose your area for local information, including the neighbourhoods we cover and nearby NHS hospitals:
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