Live-in care Middleton

With over 30 years’ experience, we’re proud to provide seamless support enabling each of our customers to remain in the place they know best, while still receiving bespoke home care to suit their needs. Whether you need a 30-minute call once a week to help you with the laundry, or more complex support that requires several overnight stays, our Middleton home care team are only a phone call away.

From housekeeping, medication administration, meal preparation and companionship, to more intense support for progressive conditions such as Alzheimer’s – we are here for you and your family.

You might live as a couple, on your own or with your beloved pet. Nonetheless, our round-the-clock support ensures you and your family’s needs are catered for. Live-in care enables you to remain in familiar and well-known surroundings, whilst preserving your independence. With no visiting times, set meal times and menus, your independence is a priority of ours, giving you and your loved ones peace of mind that you’re in safe hands.

Our Middleton team are fully-trained to deal with a number of conditions and complex injuries, including dementia, Parkinson’s, stroke after care and acquired spinal cord injuries, promising to deliver the very best level of care you require.

We’ll work carefully with you to match a carer not only to your needs, but your personality, interests and hobbies too. Whether you fancy a trip to watch the Reds at Old Trafford or a stroll around Broadhurst Park, we’ll find the right carer for you.

Also known as care at home, domiciliary care gives you full control of your care plan. Whether you need a regular friendly face to call in a couple of times a week to help you get to the supermarket or several overnight stays, our Middleton team can arrange this with you.

From companionship and mobility support to catheter and stoma management, all of our carers are expertly trained to help you with all aspects of care.

As one of the UK’s leading dementia specialists, we understand how unnerving and confusing a dementia diagnosis can be for both you and your family. Our fully-trained carers are on hand to support you and your family, whenever you need them.

Our carers can also provide advice and guidance to you and your surrounding loved ones, helping you to communicate with each other and spend quality time together.

As we grow old, our daily tasks can seem more difficult than before but our desire to remain independent doesn’t change.

Whether you need help putting the bins out or a helping hand getting in and out of bed, Louise and her team of friendly and professional carers are available to support you, whenever needed.

Your family may be planning a holiday that you don’t want to miss out on, or you might need short-term support after a spell in hospital. No matter the reason, our respite care packages offer you the care you need, for however long you need it.

We understand emergencies are unavoidable, but that doesn’t mean you should sacrifice the level of care you’re used to. If your usual caregiver is unwell, or has an emergency of their own, Louise and her team can provide fast and reliable care plans in a short period of time.

Each and every one of our carers are trained in manual handling, health & safety, equality & diversity, medication support, dementia and many more. Alongside this, our stringent recruitment process ensures we only employ the best, with full background checks, such as Disclosure Barring Service (DBS) screenings, you can rest assured you’re in safe hands.

Our training doesn’t stop there. Throughout our carer’s time at Helping Hands, we continually provide ongoing support and training to ensure their skills and knowledge base are at the best they can be.

We’re also the only home care provider endorsed as a Centre of Excellence by Skills for Care. All personal care services are provided by our Care Quality Commission (CQC) registered office Helping Hands West Manchester.