Domiciliary care is the range of home care services put in place to support you or a loved one in your own home. It includes support across a wide-range of activities such as household tasks and personal care, to enable you to continue to live independently. Also known as care at home, our domiciliary care can range from 30 minutes a week up to several visits a day and is built around your specific needs and requirements.

Live-in care is when one of our highly trained, professional carers move into a spare room in your home to provide round-the-clock support. They will offer as much or as little care as you desire, with everything set out in a personalised care plan that’s agreed between us from the outset. We take the upmost care in finding the right person for you,someone with the skills and experience to support your personal needs, but also someone whose personality matches you and encourages a genuine bond to grow.

Caring for a loved one can often be exhausting, leaving you with very little time for anything else in life. It’s very easy to forget about yourself in this situation, but your own health and wellbeing is of vital importance, to you and the person you care for.

Practical and personal everyday things can often be the hardest for those in need of support. We develop care plans that cover all aspects of these activities to suit your specific needs. Practical support can include any of the following.

You, or a loved one, may need overnight care if you are uncomfortable being left alone or need assistance throughout the night such as to go to the bathroom or for administering medication. We can arrange for one of our care staff to stay overnight at your home to support you and help to maintain your daily routine. This means the care doesn’thave to stop when the working day does, and you can get access to trained care staff out of hours and all through the night.

We believe that preserving an elderly person’s independence is key to maintaining their levels of confidence, happiness and overall wellbeing.

UK Care Team’s home care services provide valuable support to older people and their families by offering high-quality, personalised care that is perfectly tailored to suit the needs of the individual. Our services allow elderly people to remain living at home, safely and independently, for as long as possible.

For those suffering from dementia or Alzheimer's, the associated problems of memory loss and communication all play a part in disrupting the completion of what were previously simple, everyday tasks.

UK Care Team’s specialist dementia and Alzheimer’s care staff are experienced in assisting people with these conditions, helping them to continue living at home safely, and supporting their families through what can often be a very difficult time.