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Stay safe, independent and comfortable at home with one-to-one support from a trained carer.

Fast starts available, flexible to your routine.

CQC-regulated provider

Enhanced DBS-checked carers

Personalised care plans

24/7 live-in care; visiting care available in selected regions

Outstanding high-quality person-centred care at home

We bring professional, compassionate care directly to your home, tailored to your individual needs. Our highly trained team supports you or your loved ones with dignity, respect, and genuine warmth. With us, you can feel confident knowing the highest quality care is always close at hand.

What we can help with

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Types of Home Care We Provide

Visiting (domiciliary) care
Little-and-often help at home from as little as 30–60 minutes per visit. Ideal for medication prompts, meals and personal care when full-time support isn’t needed.

24/7 live-in home care
A dedicated, one-to-one carer lives with you, providing day and night support, continuity and peace of mind. Often a cost-effective alternative to a care home.

Overnight care (sleeping or waking nights)
Night-time reassurance. Sleeping nights: carer rests, helps if needed. Waking nights: carer stays awake throughout for constant support.

Cost of care

Live-in care costs

Live-in care typically costs from £1,095 per week. Prices vary with care complexity, location, and night support (sleeping vs. waking nights). After a short assessment, we’ll give you a personalised written quote—often the same day.

Includes

  • One-to-one support from DBS-checked carers
  • Care planning, reviews & family updates
  • Daily living help (meals, medication prompts, personal care)
  • Coordination with health professionals where needed

What can change the price?

  • Complex needs (e.g., advanced dementia, palliative care)
  • Waking nights vs. sleeping nights
  • Geography and continuity (one dedicated carer vs. rota)

Visiting (domiciliary) care costs

Visiting care is charged per hour, typically from £28/hour (weekday daytime). Evenings, weekends and public holidays may differ. Your rate depends on visit length/frequency and care needs.

Includes

  • 30–60 min (or longer) visits for meals, medication, personal care, companionship
  • Care plan, basic coordination & family updates
  • Flexible scheduling you can adjust as needs change

What affects price?

  • Visit length (short pop-ins vs. longer visits) & weekly frequency
  • Complex tasks (e.g., transfers, catheter care)
  • Evening/weekend timings and travel

Overnight care costs (sleeping & waking nights)

Sleeping night care typically from £157 per night (carer rests, helps if needed).

Waking night care typically from £200 per night (carer stays awake throughout).

Best for

  • Sleeping nights: reassurance, occasional help
  • Waking nights: continuous monitoring, high needs, frequent assistance

What affects price?

  • Frequency (ad-hoc vs. regular nights)
  • Complexity (falls risk, dementia behaviours, end-of-life care)

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Specialist care at home

Dementia
Parkinson’s
Stroke recovery
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Palliative and end-of-life
Post-operative recovery
Respite for family carers
Learning disabilities
Autism

How it works

1. We listen – quick assessment by phone.
2. We match your carer – skills and personality aligned to your needs.
3. Your care plan – agreed with you and your family, reviewed regularly.
4. Start care – ongoing support and supervision from our UK team.

We’ll tailor a plan to your needs and budget. Many clients self-fund, some receive Local Authority support or NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC). We’ll help you explore options and provide a clear written quote.

Real Stories From Our Clients

Ann 80

First time with a home carer. The interview with me was relaxed and wih 2 different personnel to find exactly my needs 24/7. Very good outcome for myself and carer really patient and understanding with my husband who has dementia. So far a very good result with an experienced handler able to suggest ways to make life easier.

Aaron 59

Promedica24 enabled our dad to remain at home in his last days, which was his strong preference. When we first contacted Promedica, they immediately provided very full and helpful information. Most important of all, all four carers who looked after our dad were very caring and great communicators.

Melanie 49

We've had a variety of carers looking after Mum (who has dementia) for the last couple of years. There have been a couple who haven't quite 'got the hang' of her but Mum's main long term carer is, in my sister in law's words, 'worth her weight in platinum, never mind gold!'. She's kind, caring, compassionate, patient, the list goes on. She doesn't take any nonsense from Mum and always persuades her to do the things she needs her to do. She's a very easy person to have around the home and fits in with everyone around and most importantly is always flexible. We just can't recommend her highly enough.

Samantha 42

Our carer for my father was just an angel, who arrived at the time in which my father's vascular dementia started to deteriorate further. Her patience and care and positive up upbeat attitude was just what he needed to keep him going. I am happy with the communication and prompt attention we get from Promedica on all administrative matters too, they are very efficient. But the main priority is of course having the right carer look after your family member and I feel Promedica have done a good job of assessing my father's needs and making an appropriate placement. We just wish the carer could have stayed longer!

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