Service summary
Live-in Care
Independent People Homecare provides fully managed live-in care for adults who want to remain in their own homes. We support people across England with personalised care that protects independence, dignity and everyday routines. Our service is regulated by the Care Quality Commission and rated Good.
Live-in dementia care is one of our specialities. We support people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, building care around their preferences, familiar surroundings and relationships. Carefully matched carers help with personal care, meals, medication support, companionship and daily activities, with care plans reviewed as needs change.
For people with more complex health needs, we offer nurse-led live-in care at home. We are CQC-registered for Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI). Appropriate packages combine trained live-in carers with registered nurse oversight, clinical assessment and ongoing supervision. Clinical tasks are agreed following assessment and delivered by staff with the required training and assessed competence.
Our complex care at home service supports people with conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, stroke, acquired brain injury, spinal injury and multiple sclerosis. We work with families, case managers and healthcare professionals to coordinate support. Long-term live-in care, respite care and support following hospital discharge are available according to assessed needs and carer availability
Service provider
Independent People Homecare
Client Groups Served
- Adult Working Age
- Older Person
Costs
Live-in care costs depend on the level of support required, clinical complexity, overnight needs and whether care is for one person or a couple. We provide a personalised quotation following a free care assessment and explain what is included in the fee.
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We provide care at home. With carers able to assist with Alzheimer’s disease; Parkinson’s disease; stroke recovery; acquired and traumatic brain injury; spinal injury; multiple sclerosis; motor neurone disease; cerebral palsy; physical disabilities and complex long-term health needs. We also support adults with learning disabilities, mental health conditions and sensory impairments.