Live-In Care
24/7 one-to-one support in the comfort of your home—ideal for those with ongoing or complex needs.
Overview
Ideal for those with ongoing complex needs, mobility issues, or cognitive decline, our live-in care service provides round-the-clock assistance from skilled carers—helping individuals remain safe, independent, and comfortable in their own homes.
Perfect for dementia, stroke recovery, physical disabilities, and palliative care.
Benefits
- 24/7 dedicated support from a matched carer
- Stay in your own home, surrounded by comfort, routine, and loved ones
- Continuity of care—no shift changes, no multiple strangers
- Ongoing oversight by senior nurses and care managers
- Cost-effective alternative to residential or nursing homes
- Personalised daily routines, meals, hobbies, and care plan
- Ideal for clients with dementia, mobility issues, terminal illness, or complex care needs
What to Expect / How It Works
Initial Enquiry
Call us or submit a form to schedule a free consultation.
Home Assessment
A clinical lead will visit to assess care needs, environment, and compatibility.
Carer Matching
We carefully match you with a fully trained, DBS-checked live-in carer best suited to your lifestyle and health needs.
Care Setup & Ongoing Support
Once care begins, we provide regular monitoring, check-ins, and reviews by our senior nurses to ensure the highest standard of support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you provide live-in care for someone with dementia?
Yes. Our live-in carers are specially trained to support clients with dementia, creating routines that reduce confusion and anxiety.
How is this different from residential care homes?
Live-in care allows your loved one to receive one-to-one support in their own home, rather than being one of many in a facility with shift-based staffing.
What does the live-in carer help with?
Everything from personal care, meal preparation, and medication support to companionship, household tasks, and mobility assistance.
Is live-in care regulated?
Yes. Aeon Nursing is CQC-regulated and all carers are supervised by clinical professionals with regular quality checks.
