Home Instead - Central Birmingham

Home Instead - Central Birmingham Providing companionship, live-in care, and other care services to people within their own homes. We In doing this we are improving our clients’ quality of life.

Home Instead Central Birmingham has been operating since April 2009. The business was set up by Terry Cheung, who after personal experience caring for family members, decided that there must be a way to provide practical and excellent quality care for older people. Home Instead Senior Care are committed to making a difference. We regard it as a special privilege to look after people with love, care and compassion - and we take our responsibilities very seriously indeed. Our ethos is simple – treat others as we would wish to be treated ourselves. Each and every one of our clients has a care plan tailored specifically to their own needs. Whether it’s a trip to the park for some fresh air, a visit to the hairdressers, some help around the house or assistance with shopping, right through to medication reminders and post-operative support or respite care we are here to help. We also provide a range of specialist services, which include Alzheimer’s and dementia care, convalescence care and respite care. What’s more, we take time to carefully match our caregivers to clients so that they share common areas of interest and can form an immediate bond. We only employ the most caring, considerate and empathetic caregivers – people to whom making a difference to the lives of others is important. It is for this reason that we enjoy long-lasting relationships with our clients. Our caregivers are carefully selected, are CRB checked and have to provide six references. The Edgbaston Home Instead Senior Care Office is part of a global network of more than 975 locally owned and operated offices.

Many families notice that their loved one seems to cope better on days when someone visits. It is not always about lonel...
23/02/2026

Many families notice that their loved one seems to cope better on days when someone visits. It is not always about loneliness in the emotional sense. Often, it is about having someone there to help get the day started, talk things through and take the pressure off.

Deciding what to eat, when to go out, what needs doing and what can wait all takes energy. Having company can gently lift that weight. A conversation, a shared plan or a bit of encouragement can make everyday tasks feel manageable again and help the day move forward more easily.

To find out how companionship and everyday support can help in Central Birmingham, call 0121 456 5559 or visit homeinstead.co.uk/edgbaston.

Care often feels uncomfortable because we picture it as something formal, rushed or clinical. When it is done well, it d...
20/02/2026

Care often feels uncomfortable because we picture it as something formal, rushed or clinical.

When it is done well, it doesn't feel like that at all.

It feels like company. A conversation. Someone helping you get on with your day.

That is why care that is built around quality time, familiarity and relationships often feels different. No uniforms, unhurried visits and support shaped around everyday life mean people do not feel “looked after”, they feel supported. For many families, that's the moment care stops feeling like care and starts feeling right.

If you would like to explore support that fits around real life in Central Birmingham, speak with our team on 0121 456 5559 or visit homeinstead.co.uk/edgbaston.

18/02/2026

Care that fits around your life, not the other way around.

Whether it’s daily support or a friendly face, our Care Professionals are with you - at home, the place you feel most comfortable.

Be sure to keep an eye out for our latest TV sponsorship on ITV’s Love Your Weekend to see some of the services we offer in action, as Care Professional Ben supports his client John.

Find out more about the services we offer here - https://www.homeinstead.co.uk/care/

Have you noticed how the music people love most often comes from the same time in their life?For many of us, it is the s...
18/02/2026

Have you noticed how the music people love most often comes from the same time in their life?

For many of us, it is the songs we listened to in our late teens and early twenties. There is a reason for that. During those years, the brain is especially responsive to emotion and identity, which means those songs become deeply linked to how we felt and who we were becoming.

That is why familiar music can be so powerful, particularly for people living with dementia or other neurological conditions.

For our Care Professionals, something as simple as putting on a favourite song during a visit can open up conversation, lift mood and bring back meaningful memories. It can be a lovely starting point for talking about what that music means to someone and the moments it takes them back to.

Today is Random Act of Kindness Day. We challenge you to take a moment and randomly show some kindness to a friend, neig...
17/02/2026

Today is Random Act of Kindness Day. We challenge you to take a moment and randomly show some kindness to a friend, neighbour or a stranger!

Parkinson’s is often associated with shaking, but many people are surprised to learn that it can also affect movement, b...
16/02/2026

Parkinson’s is often associated with shaking, but many people are surprised to learn that it can also affect movement, balance, mood, sleep and energy levels.

These changes can vary from day to day, which is why living with Parkinson’s is rarely about one single symptom, but about how everything fits together in everyday life.

Support at home can make a real difference. From helping someone keep moving safely, supporting routines and confidence, to offering companionship and reassurance on more difficult days, the right support adapts as needs change and helps people remain independent for longer.

If you would like to talk about tailored support for someone living with Parkinson’s, our team in Central Birmingham is happy to have a friendly conversation on 0121 456 5559, or you can find out more at homeinstead.co.uk/edgbaston.

This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating our incredible Care Professionals. The care you give every day, by showing up an...
14/02/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating our incredible Care Professionals. The care you give every day, by showing up and being there, means so much to the people you support.

Thank you for sharing care that grows stronger with time. Happy Valentine’s Day. 💚

More and more people find themselves caring in every direction at once. Supporting children, helping ageing parents and ...
13/02/2026

More and more people find themselves caring in every direction at once. Supporting children, helping ageing parents and managing work and everyday life in between. This is often called the sandwich generation and many people do not realise they are part of it until the pressure starts to build.

Caring in this way can be rewarding, but it can also be exhausting. Sometimes support is not about stepping away completely, but about creating breathing space. A short period of help at home can give families time to regroup, protect routines and keep everything else moving without feeling stretched to breaking point.

If you are juggling caring responsibilities and wondering what support might help, speak with our team in on 0121 456 5559 or visit homeinstead.co.uk/edgbaston to learn more about our respite care in Central Birmingham.

You wouldn’t believe the amount of puzzles our Care Professionals have solved. And we’re not just talking about jigsaws!...
12/02/2026

You wouldn’t believe the amount of puzzles our Care Professionals have solved. And we’re not just talking about jigsaws!

Our team can always lend an ear for clients and have been a trustworthy source of advice countless times.

If you’re watching Love Your Weekend, you’ll see Care Professional Ben doing this in our new sponsorship idents. It’s certainly appreciated by his client, John!

When families think about care, it is easy to focus on the person who comes through the door. What often brings real rea...
11/02/2026

When families think about care, it is easy to focus on the person who comes through the door.

What often brings real reassurance is knowing there is a whole team behind every visit.

From thorough training and ongoing support for Care Professionals in Central Birmingham, to clear communication, supervision and continuity, it all works together to keep care safe, consistent and reliable.

That structure matters. It means visits are not just about the moment, but about noticing changes, sharing information and making sure support continues to feel right over time. It is care that is supported properly, not just delivered.

To find out how our team supports every care visit in Central Birmingham, call our team on 0121 456 5559 or visit homeinstead.co.uk/edgbaston.

Today is a gentle reminder to help keep mum or dad safe online. Being connected can make everyday life easier, but scams...
10/02/2026

Today is a gentle reminder to help keep mum or dad safe online. Being connected can make everyday life easier, but scams, fake emails, and unsafe websites are becoming more common. Knowing what to look out for can help protect personal details, finances, and peace of mind.

Our Care Professionals at Home Instead Central Birmingham are there to offer reassurance, helping mum or dad feel more confident when using technology at home.

Learn more about staying safe online here:
https://www.ageuk.org.uk/information-advice/work-learning/technology-internet/internet-security/

If you would like extra support or advice, our friendly team at Home Instead Central Birmingham is here to help. Call us on 0121 456 5559.

Evenings can be one of the hardest parts of the day, especially when someone is feeling tired, unsteady or unsettled. A ...
09/02/2026

Evenings can be one of the hardest parts of the day, especially when someone is feeling tired, unsteady or unsettled. A calm visit at the end of the day can make a real difference, helping with meal time, preparing for bed and making sure everything feels safe and settled before lights out.

For families, it brings reassurance knowing their loved one is comfortable and cared for, even when they cannot be there themselves. It is not just about practical help, it is about ending the day on a good note.

To find out more about evening support in Central Birmingham, call 0121 456 5559 or visit homeinstead.co.uk/edgbaston.

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