Home care shaped around your routine
Domiciliary care brings practical and personal support to you in your own home. Kells Domiciliary Care helps individuals and families explore home-care arrangements in London, planned around daily routines, preferences and assessed needs.
What domiciliary care can include
- Help with washing, dressing and getting ready for the day, where agreed in the care plan
- Meal preparation, drinks and everyday routines
- Medication prompts or assistance only where assessed, agreed and within the carer’s training and role
- Companionship, appointments and practical help to remain active and connected
- Mobility support where this has been assessed and carers are trained and equipped
Flexible visit arrangements
Support may be arranged as one visit a day, several visits or a regular schedule that changes as needs develop. The assessment should consider visit length and timing, the home environment, risks, communication and cultural preferences, and the tasks the person wants help with.
Who may benefit?
Domiciliary care may help older people, adults living with disabilities or long-term conditions, and people returning home after illness who need support with everyday activities. The type and frequency of support depend on individual assessment and service suitability.
Related information
Read about personal care and services and our guide to hourly care.
Discuss home care in London
Contact Kells to discuss the support required, assessment, availability and next steps. No arrangement is confirmed until needs and suitability have been assessed.