Assisted living in Wimbledon

We think our carers are the most amazing, caring people, but we deliberately choose people to work for us who fulfil those criteria. We look for people who share our values for promoting independence and preserving dignity, feeling that naturally caring about others from the heart is so much more important than qualifications. That doesn’t mean we don’t value the experience that people bring to their employment, though; rather, we build on what they have already achieved to ensure that their skills are as up-to-date as possible. We achieve this through our outstanding carer assessment process and in-house training academy, which offers courses and qualifications for everyone who works for us.

Depending on your condition and care needs, you may require care on an intermittent basis or prefer to have someone living in your home with you. We care for people living with lifelong conditions, recovering from accidents or illnesses, and experiencing age-related frailties. In fact, we support people from every walk of life in every circumstance. Your carer will be able to undertake every aspect of your daily routine for you, including mobility support, personal care, medication management, meal preparation, housework, and so much more. They will also help you to make the most of your local community, accompanying you on excursions, appointments, activities, or just to enjoy a cuppa and a piece of cake.

Assisted living is always priced competitively, as is all the care we offer at Helping Hands. Your personalised quote will be prepared for you once we get to know a bit about your requirements, such as the conditions you’re living with, the amount of care you require, and where in the UK you live. However, as a rough idea, you can consider the following prices as a starting point:

Visiting care begins from £31.00 per hour, plus an hourly amount of £4.50 to cover travel costs.

Live-in care starts from £1,650 for one person, or £1,650 for a couple, representing one of the most cost-effective ways to receive care at home.

Call us over the phone or chat with us online to learn more about care in the Wimbledon area. If you’d prefer to meet face-to-face, that’s fine, too. We have details of all our branches on our website.