Visiting care in Coventry and Warwickshire
Reliable, friendly visits that help you stay independent in your own home, from a 30-minute morning call to several visits a day.
Flexible visits, seven days a week, planned around your routine.
What Is Visiting Care?
Visiting care, also called domiciliary care, means a trained carer comes to your home at set times to help with the parts of the day you find harder. In between visits, you carry on living your life your way.
Visits can be as short as 30 minutes or last several hours. Some people need one visit each morning, while others prefer help at breakfast, lunch, teatime and bedtime. You choose what works for you, and we can change it as your needs change.
Who Visiting Care Can Help
- Getting washed and dressed in the morning has become tiring or unsafe
- Meals are being skipped or medication is being forgotten
- You are managing well but would like someone to check in each day
- You are coming home after a hospital stay and need help to settle back in
- A partner or family member needs support with caring
- You live with dementia, a physical disability or a long-term condition and want to stay at home
How Our Carers Can Help
Personal care
Washing, showering, dressing, grooming and continence support, always with privacy and dignity.
Medication support
Prompts and reminders so medication is taken at the right time, in line with your care plan.
Meals and drinks
Preparing breakfast, lunch or dinner you enjoy, and making sure you stay hydrated.
Around the home
Light housework, laundry, changing beds and keeping things safe and tidy.
Errands and shopping
Picking up shopping or prescriptions, or going with you to the shops.
Company and wellbeing
A friendly chat, a cup of tea together and someone noticing if anything changes.
What a Day of Visits Might Look Like
Morning
Help getting up, washed and dressed, breakfast and morning medication.
Lunchtime
A hot meal, a drink and a quick check that all is well.
Teatime
A light meal, some company and a tidy round the kitchen.
Bedtime
Help getting ready for bed, evening medication and settling down safely for the night.
This is only an example. Your visits are planned around your own routine.
How We Arrange Visiting Care
Step 1: Talk to us
Call or send an enquiry and tell us a little about what is happening.
Step 2: Free assessment
We visit to understand your needs, routines and preferences.
Step 3: Your care plan
We agree visit times, tasks and the carers who will support you.
Step 4: Regular reviews
We check in often and adjust visits whenever your needs change.
Care That Feels Like Yours
- Familiar faces: we aim to keep the same small team of carers visiting you
- Carefully matched carers: chosen for experience, personality and compatibility
- Families kept informed: clear updates, so loved ones have peace of mind
- Your choices respected: your home, your routine, your way
Visiting Care for Different Needs
- Older Adults and FrailtyEveryday help when daily tasks feel harder.
- Dementia and Alzheimer'sCalm routines and reassurance at home.
- Physical DisabilitiesPractical support that keeps you in control.
- Neurological ConditionsSupport for people living with stroke, Parkinson's or MS.
Also consider: Personal CareCompanionshipOvernight Care
How Much Does Visiting Care Cost?
The cost depends on how long each visit lasts, how often you need visits and the time of day. We will give you a clear, personalised quote after your free assessment, with no hidden extras.
Visiting Care Questions
Talk to Us About Visiting Care
Tell us a little about the support you are looking for and we will be in touch to talk through visit times and options. No pressure and no obligation.
- Phone
- 07857 185750