Agincare is a fully managed service. That means we take care of everything. We employ our care workers, make sure they have the right training, and provide you, and your care worker, additional support from a local care coordination team.

From the moment you enquire you will be supported by an expert care advisor who will book in your free, no obligation care assessment. This will allow us to get to know you and put together a bespoke care plan based around your needs and preferences.

When your home care begins, we are responsible for making sure you are always supported. If your usual care worker is ill or on holiday, we will find someone to replace them. You will also receive regular check ins from your Care Coordinator and access to a 24-hour emergency call line.

Our home care services are highly adaptable to suit your needs. We can provide visits any time of the day, waking nights, sleep in nights, multiple care workers, live-in care and reablement.

All of our care workers are trained to support you in a variety of ways. This could include: personal care, housework and meal preparation, medication management, laundry, shopping, and companionship.

Our services can provide bespoke visits as frequently or as infrequently as you need. Whether you require support preparing meals three times a day or occasional help getting out and about, our expert care workers can be there for you.

Each care plan is tailored to the individual. Contact one of our care advisors today to start building yours.

With home care, you only pay for care you receive. For the average person requiring 2 visits, 5 times a week, that’s as little as £200 per week for tailored, fully managed support.

This is much cheaper than other care alternatives such as a care home which costs around £950 per week on average and may lack the immediate flexibility you require with your changing circumstances.

Home care is the cheapest way to continue living in your own home too, but to a certain point. Depending on the volume of visits you may need, there is a tipping point whereby other services may become more suitable or cost effective if financial considerations are required. Live-in care, which sees a care worker come and live in your home to provide 24-hour care, starts at £920 per week and can increase to as much as £1630 based on the conditions involved.

All of our care teams receive bespoke training from our in-house training partner, Training Now. They are rated Good by Ofsted and endorsed by Skills for Care.

As a fully managed service, we employ and train our care workers, ensuring there is always professional support there for you when you need it. Not only do they receive mandatory care worker training, but also have access to a wide range of additional courses and apprenticeship opportunities.

All of our care workers also receive specialist training in dementia, palliative care, end-of-life, complex needs and more. Training is routinely updated to ensure service continuity.

Ensuring continuity of care for you is extremely important to us. That’s why your local care coordinator will work hard to ensure your care visits are allocated to an individual or small team of care workers; meaning they can get to know you.

Arranging home care starts with a free, no obligation care assessment. Call our team of expert care advisors to get started. They will ask a series of questions to help them better understand your needs and preferences as well as to book in your assessment.

From there, your local care team will put in place a care plan tailored to you and assign a care worker who is able to provide the exact level of support you need. When your home care begins, you will meet your designated Care Coordinator who will always be there to support you and ensure you are receiving exactly the care you need.

As your circumstances change, your care can change too. Whether that’s more visits, a move to 24-hour care at home from our live-in care team, or moving into one of our care homes, our expert team will guide you towards the best support for you.

A home carer can support with personal care, meals, mobility, household tasks, medication prompting and companionship, helping you stay safe and independent at home.

We offer domiciliary care visits, personal care, companionship, support with daily routines, mobility support and condition led help, with care shaped around individual needs.

Costs vary depending on your needs, location and how often visits are required. We will provide clear pricing after an assessment, with no surprises.

Home care is usually priced hourly and can start from £34.20 per hour, depending on the area and level of support required.

Yes. Our home care workers receive full training and ongoing support to deliver safe, high quality care.

We aim for continuity wherever possible, so you see familiar faces and build trust, while ensuring cover is in place when needed.

Start with a call to discuss your needs. We will then complete an assessment and create a personalised care plan before introducing your care team.

Home care supports you in your own home, keeping routines and independence, while care homes provide support in a residential setting with 24 hour care.

Visits can be arranged as often as you need, from occasional support to multiple visits per day, and can be adjusted as needs change.

Yes. We can provide overnight support and 24/7 live-in care, depending on your needs and personal preferences.

We arrange cover so support continues safely, and we aim to use carers who know your care plan and routines.

Start times depend on your needs and local availability, but we can often begin support quickly, including for urgent situations such as hospital discharge.

Yes. Home care can be short term to support recovery, or longer term if you need ongoing support.

Yes. Your care plan is regularly reviewed and can be increased or reduced as your care needs change.