Live-In Care

The Different Types of Home Care Explained (Hourly, Overnight, Live-In) When you or a loved one start thinking about getting some extra help at home, the number of care options can feel overwhelming. At Homelium Care , we believe understanding the different types of home care is the first step in finding the right support, one that fits your lifestyle, needs, and comfort. Here’s a simple guide to the main types of home care we provide: Hourly (Domiciliary) Care Also known as

As we grow older, home becomes more than just a place, it’s where memories live, routines bring comfort and love continues to flourish....

When the time comes to arrange extra support for yourself or a loved one, one of the biggest decisions is whether to choose live-in care...

As loved ones age, their needs can change and for many families, the nighttime hours bring unique challenges. Concerns about falls,...

Live-in care offers 24/7 support for your loved one in the comfort of their own home. This guide breaks down how it works, who it’s right for, and why families across the UK are choosing it over traditional care homes.

In this Homelium blog post we will delve into the understanding of the transition from hospital to home and how you can better prepare your loved ones to ensure a smooth recovery and prevent readmissions.

As we age, the prospect of needing live-in home care becomes a reality for many. In the UK, the financial implications of live-in home care can be daunting, particularly for elderly individuals and their families.

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In this Homelium blog post, we'll address some of the most common concerns about live-in home care and separate myths from reality to help you make an informed decision.

Balancing personal and professional responsibilities can be challenging, especially when caring for ageing loved ones and juggling your life stresses. Traditional residential homes and assisted living facilities are overrun, outdated and understaffed with old-fashioned outlooks, not giving your loved one the personal attention and care they need.

As our loved ones age, ensuring they receive the best care possible becomes a top priority. Many families face the difficult decision of choosing between residential care facilities and home-based care.