Personal care in Coventry and Warwickshire
Gentle, respectful help with washing, dressing and the everyday routines that keep you feeling comfortable and like yourself.
Your privacy, your choices, your pace.

What Is Personal Care?
Personal care is help with the private, everyday tasks that can become harder with age, illness or disability. It might be a little help getting in and out of the shower, support with dressing in the morning or a hand with continence care.
Asking for this kind of help can feel difficult. Our carers understand that. They are trained to support you with kindness, patience and complete respect, so you can feel fresh, comfortable and confident in your own home.

Our Dignity Promise
Privacy first
Doors closed, curtains drawn and towels used to keep you covered at all times.
You stay in control
We do things with you, not to you, and you can say stop at any time.
Done your way
Your routine, your products and your preferences, written into your care plan.
Never rushed
Visits are planned with enough time to support you properly.
How We Can Help
Washing and bathing
Support with showers, baths, strip washes and bed baths.
Dressing
Help choosing clothes and getting dressed and undressed comfortably.
Grooming
Hair care, shaving, nail care, skin care and make-up if you wish.
Oral care
Help brushing teeth and caring for dentures.
Continence support
Discreet help with toileting, pads and catheter care, as set out in your care plan.
Moving safely
Support getting in and out of bed, chairs and the bath, with safe moving and handling.
Who Personal Care Can Help
- Older adults who find bathing or dressing tiring or unsafe
- People recovering after a fall, operation or hospital stay
- Adults living with a physical disability or a neurological condition such as stroke, Parkinson's or MS
- People living with dementia who need gentle prompting and reassurance
- Families who want a trained carer to take on intimate care so they can simply be family
How We Arrange Personal Care
Step 1: Talk to us
Tell us what support you need and any worries you have.
Step 2: Free assessment
We visit to understand your routines, mobility and preferences.
Step 3: Your care plan
We agree times, tasks and how you like things done.
Step 4: Regular reviews
We check in often and adjust support as needs change.

Your Preferences Always Come First
- Requests for a male or female carer, wherever we can
- Respect for cultural and religious practices
- Familiar carers, so you are not explaining yourself to someone new
- Families kept informed, with your permission
Personal Care Alongside Other Support
- Visiting CarePersonal care is often part of regular daily visits.

- Live-in CareRound-the-clock support including personal care.

- Older Adults and FrailtyHelp when everyday tasks feel harder.

- Physical DisabilitiesPractical support that keeps you in control.

- Neurological ConditionsCare for stroke, Parkinson's and MS.

How Much Does Personal Care Cost?
Personal care is usually provided during visits, so the cost depends on visit length, frequency and time of day. We will give you a clear quote after your free assessment.
Personal Care Questions
Talk to Us About Personal Care
Tell us a little about what you need and we will listen, answer your questions and suggest the right support. No pressure and no obligation.
- Phone
- 07857 185750
