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Altogether Care - Care at Home Ltd 'Live In Care'

Live-In Care: Support That Feels Like Home If you need round-the-clock care but wouldn’t dream of leaving your home, live-in care could be just what you’re looking for. Whether it’s help around the house, a friendly chat over a cup of tea, or support with personal care, your live-in carer is there to make life easier—without taking over! You stay in charge, making choices about your day, staying connected with family and friends, and enjoying the things you love. We don’t just provide care; we listen. That’s why one of our supervisors or managers will pop by each year to check in, hear about your experience, and make sure everything is just right. After all, good care is about you—not just ticking boxes. With the right support, home really is the best place to be.

1. Personal Care (CQC-Regulated)

Personal care involves hands-on assistance with daily living tasks, often for individuals with reduced mobility, disabilities, or medical conditions. These include:

  • Washing and Bathing – Assistance with hygiene, including showering, bathing, and hair care.
  • Dressing and Grooming – Helping clients choose and put on clothes, including fastening buttons and zippers.
  • Toileting and Continence Care – Support with using the toilet, managing incontinence pads, or catheter/stoma care.
  • Eating and Drinking – Assistance with meal preparation, feeding, and monitoring fluid intake.
  • Medication Support – Administering prescribed medications, prompting clients to take medications, and managing medical equipment.
  • Mobility Assistance – Helping individuals move safely around their home, including using mobility aids.

Non-Regulated Activities (No CQC Registration Required)

These services do not involve personal or medical care but still play a vital role in supporting individuals to live independently at home.

1. Non-Invasive Technology (No CQC Registration Required)

Assistive technology can be provided to ensure safety, monitor well-being, and give peace of mind, all while helping you stay active and independent. These include:

  • Motion Sensors – Detecting movement to monitor activity levels and ensure safety.
  • Fall Detection Devices – Automatically alerting carers or loved ones if a fall occurs.
  • Environmental Sensors – Monitoring temperature, smoke, or carbon monoxide levels for safety.
  • Remote Monitoring Systems – Allowing carers and family to check in on well-being remotely.

2. Companionship & Emotional Support

  • Providing company and social interaction.
  • Engaging in hobbies, games, and conversations.
  • Accompanying clients on outings, appointments, or shopping trips.

3. Household Support & Domestic Tasks

  • Light housekeeping, laundry, and changing bed linens.
  • Meal preparation and grocery shopping.
  • Assistance with organizing paperwork or paying bills.

4. Assisted Technology Support

  • Setting up video calls for family communication.
  • Assisting with smart home devices and emergency call systems.

5. Lifestyle and Community Support

  • Supporting clients in attending social clubs, religious services, or community events.
  • Encouraging engagement in activities that promote well-being and independence.

Last updated: 14 February 2025