Care and support, shaped around you
We support people of every age to live safely and happily at home. Choose who you're looking for help with, or the type of care you need.
Care for the elderly
Growing older shouldn't mean leaving the home you love. We help with the everyday things so you can keep living life your way.
- Washing, dressing and personal care
- Medication reminders and support
- Cooking, eating well and staying hydrated
- Getting up in the morning and settling at night
- Help after a hospital stay
Dementia & specialist care
Our carers are trained to support people living with dementia and other complex conditions, with patience, calm and familiar routines.
- Dementia and Alzheimer's care
- Parkinson's, stroke and MS support
- End-of-life and palliative care at home
- Working with GPs, district nurses and your family
Children & young people
We support children and young people with disabilities and additional needs at home, so they can thrive and families can get a well-earned rest.
- Personal care and daily routines
- Support before and after school
- Short breaks and respite for parents
- Help with play, learning and getting out and about
- Support as young people move into adulthood
Autism support
We work with autistic children and adults in the way that suits them, respecting sensory needs, communication preferences and the routines that matter.
- Consistent carers who get to know the person well
- Support with routines, change and transitions
- Help to build independence and life skills
- Support to enjoy activities and the community
Disability support
For people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities or long-term conditions, at any age. You decide what support looks like; we help make it happen.
- Personal care, moving and handling
- Help running your home
- Support to study, work and volunteer
- Care funded through direct payments or personal budgets
Types of care
However much help you need, there's an option that fits. You can change it at any time.
Home care visits
Regular visits from a carer, from 30 minutes to a full day, at the times that suit you, including evenings and weekends.
- Morning, lunchtime, teatime and bedtime calls
- Personal care and medication support
- Shopping, meals and light housework
- Overnight support if you need it
Live-in care
A carer who lives in your home and is there day and night. It's a real alternative to moving into a care home, and couples can stay together.
- One-to-one care and company around the clock
- Carers carefully matched to your needs and personality
- Keep your pets, your routines and your neighbourhood
- Short-term live-in care after illness or as respite
Not sure what you need?
That's normal. Tell us a little about the situation and we'll suggest the right kind of support, with no obligation. We don't publish prices because every plan is different, but we'll send a clear written quote.
- Call us020 3540 7527
- Message usWhatsApp 020 3540 7527
- Email usinfo@comfortiacare.com
Social support & companionship
Good care isn't only about tasks. We help people stay connected, active and doing the things they enjoy.
- Friendly visits, conversation and company
- Trips out, hobbies, clubs and places of worship
- Going with you to appointments
- Respite so family carers can take a break
Ask about social support