Care at home, shaped around the condition
Whether it’s stroke, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis or a brain injury, our trained, DBS-checked carers support daily life at home across Croydon & Bromley, with nurse-led care in reserve when needs rise.
Conditions we support at home
Stroke care at home
Mobility, communication and medication support after a stroke.
Parkinson’s care at home
Medication on time, mobility, balance and mealtime support.
MS care at home
Fatigue-paced support, mobility and continence dignity.
Brain injury care at home
Routine, prompting, supervision and goal-focused support.
They are very quick to act if something is wrong with mum and advise accordingly.
Familiar faces, in the home they know
- CQC-rated “Good” in all five areas, and registered for clinical care too
- Small, consistent teams who learn the routine and the person
- Nurse-led support ready when needs become more complex
Worried about cost? Care starts from £26 an hour
Your first home visit is free, with no obligation. Many families get help through their council, NHS Continuing Healthcare or Attendance Allowance. Our funding guide explains the routes.
See funding optionsCare by condition: common questions
What conditions do you support at home?
We support people living with stroke, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis and acquired brain injury at home across Croydon and Bromley, alongside dementia care and our nurse-led complex & clinical care. If your condition isn’t listed, call us; we may still be able to help.
Do we need clinical or nursing care, or everyday support?
Most condition care is everyday and specialist support: personal care, mobility, medication on time, continence and respite. When needs are higher, the same provider can step up to nurse-led clinical care, so you don’t have to change agency.
How quickly can care start?
Often within days of your free home visit, and faster when a hospital discharge is time-critical. Tell us the situation and we’ll be honest about what we can put in place and when.
How much does it cost, and can it be funded?
Care starts from £26 an hour, with a free first home visit. Many families get help through their council, NHS Continuing Healthcare or Attendance Allowance. Our funding guide explains the routes.
Let’s talk about the care you need
A friendly chat with someone local who understands. We’ll listen first, then help you decide what’s right for your family.