
Live-in Care
One-to-one support that enables someone to remain in the comfort and familiarity of their own home.
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Explore live-in care, respite and overnight support across the South West. Begin with the type of support that would make everyday life easier.


One-to-one support that enables someone to remain in the comfort and familiarity of their own home.
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Continuous care arrangements for people who need extensive support and reassurance throughout the day and night.
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Short-term care at home that gives family carers or regular carers time to rest, travel or attend to other responsibilities.
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Prompt support when care needs change suddenly or an existing arrangement breaks down.
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Temporary or ongoing help to support a safer recovery after discharge from hospital.
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Overnight support for safety, personal care and reassurance when being alone at night has become difficult.
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A carer remains awake throughout the night to provide regular or unpredictable support.
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A carer sleeps in the home and is available when occasional help is needed overnight.
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Friendly, consistent company alongside practical help with everyday life at home.
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Care that helps couples remain together in their own home when one or both partners need support.
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Flexible live-in support for a defined period, from recovery and respite to family holidays.
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Respectful assistance with dressing, washing, toileting, grooming and other private daily routines.
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Practical help with moving safely around the home and maintaining everyday activity.
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Temporary care that allows family carers to take a break while their loved one remains supported at home.
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Compassionate support focused on comfort, dignity and quality of life during serious or terminal illness.
Explore guideThese guides explain topics to discuss with a provider. The suitability of any placement is confirmed through an individual assessment.
Consistent care in familiar surroundings for people living with dementia.
Explore guideSpecialist home support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease.
Explore guideFlexible assistance for the changing movement and daily-living needs associated with Parkinson’s.
Explore guideCare at home following a stroke, focused on safety, routines and regained independence.
Explore guideCare that responds to changing mobility, fatigue and everyday support needs.
Explore guideSensitive, adaptable home support for people living with motor neurone disease.
Explore guideConsistent support for the physical, cognitive and emotional effects of Huntington’s disease.
Explore guidePractical and emotional support during treatment, recovery or palliative care.
Explore guideEveryday assistance that helps people manage pain, stiffness and reduced mobility at home.
Explore guideCare focused on safer movement, confidence and support following fractures or reduced mobility.
Explore guideCalm, practical support for people living with chronic breathing difficulties.
Explore guideHome support that helps conserve energy and maintain comfortable daily routines.
Explore guidePerson-centred support for wellbeing, routines and independence at home.
Explore guideCompassionate companionship and practical support during periods of depression.
Explore guideStable, respectful support shaped around the individual’s routines and care plan.
Explore guideLet’s talk about what matters
You may be planning ahead, arranging a break for a family carer or responding to a change in circumstances. Tell us where care is needed and the support you have in mind.
Share the location, type of support and preferred start date.
The West Country Care at Home team receives your enquiry and contacts you using the details supplied.
We discuss suitable next steps with you before introducing you to a care provider.
Care arrangements depend on the person’s needs and available carers. The provider will explain the assessment, terms and fees.