Classic Carers - Home Care and Live-in Care That Feels Like Family

  For many older adults and people with long-term health needs, staying in their own home isn’t just a preference — it’s a priority. But independence doesn’t always mean doing everything alone. That’s where domiciliary care services come in. They strike the perfect balance between autonomy and support — helping people live their lives on their own terms, with a bit of help along the way. Let’s explore how this kind of care empowers individuals to stay independent, safe, and happy at home. What Is Domiciliary Care? Domiciliary care (also called home care or hourly care) provides professional support in someone’s home , typically for: Personal care (washing, dressing) Medication support Meal prep and nutrition Mobility help Companionship and emotional support Visits can be as short as 30 minutes or several hours per day, depending on individual needs. Independence Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All We often think independence means doing everything alone — but really, it me...

  When it comes to care, one size never fits all. For many families, the answer lies somewhere between independence and support — and that’s where domiciliary care services step in. If you’ve ever asked yourself, “What is domiciliary care, and is it right for my loved one?”, this simple guide is for you. What Is Domiciliary Care? Domiciliary care, often called “home visits” or “hourly care,” means getting professional support at home — on your terms, when needed. Whether it’s once a day for help with medication or several visits a week for bathing, cleaning, and meal prep, domiciliary care is designed to fit around a person’s life , not the other way around. Unlike live-in care, domiciliary carers do not stay overnight , but they offer scheduled support based on your routine and changing needs. What Services Are Included? Domiciliary care services vary depending on the provider and the client’s needs. At its core, it includes: Personal care : Bathing, dressing, toileti...