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The Live In Care Company is dedicated to providing you with highly experienced and skilled carers.

13/02/2026

Sundowning can be confusing and distressing for people living with dementia and for the families supporting them. Our care guide explains what sundowning is, why it happens, and gentle strategies to help manage symptoms in the evening hours.

👉 Tap to read the full guide and find practical tips for calm, personalised care at home - https://zurl.co/HDrBQ

10/02/2026

Finding the right live-in care makes all the difference. We’re proud to support families with reliable, professional care and friendly, responsive support every step of the way.

📞 Call us on 0118 449 2373

09/02/2026

“It’s lovely to see mum and mum is in such a good frame of mind, mentally and physically.”

In this Care Cast clip, Sally shares how her mum is doing now and reflects on the journey their family took to get here.

Looking back, she explains how choosing the right support changed everything, even though it felt painful, frightening and unknown at the time.

“We wouldn’t be where we are now if we hadn’t gone the route that we had done. You have to go with your gut feeling and just do it.”

Watch the full conversation to hear Sally’s experience in her own words and why sharing it could help others who are wondering what to do next. https://zurl.co/aB00k

07/02/2026

“It was the substance of the company.”

In this Care Cast clip, I speak with Sally, a client of The Live In Care Company, about what gave her confidence when her family were searching for the right support for her mum.

“It just felt like I had somebody who understood where we felt.”

Sally shares how important it was to find a company that understood their wish to support her mum at home, rather than feeling pushed towards a care home, and how being listened to made all the difference.

“We wanted to look after her, what we were looking for as a family, what mum was looking for.”

She also reflects on how those first conversations set the benchmark for every decision that followed, and why feeling understood mattered just as much as practical support.

Watch the full conversation to hear Sally talk honestly about trust, confidence and choosing live-in care that felt right for their family.

See the full conversation on The Live In Care Company YouTube channel.

06/02/2026

We are thrilled to announce Agatha I as our 'Carer of the Month' for January! 🏅

"Agatha has worked for many of our clients over the years and has been loved where ever she goes. Agatha is empathetic, patient and takes great pride in respecting her clients wishes and creates a welcoming atmosphere in everyone's homes. She is incredibly flexible and reliable and nothing is ever too much trouble. Any family is lucky to have her."

Please join us in congratulating Agatha in the comments below! 👏🏽🌟

To shine a spotlight on the incredible caregivers who make a difference every single day, each month one outstanding caregiver will be chosen. They will receive a £25 Amazon voucher as a token of appreciation as well as their story proudly shared on our website and social media, inspiring others with their commitment and care. Follow to hear their story!

05/02/2026

“When she came home, she just flourished.”

In this Care Cast clip, Luca speaks with Sally, a client of The Live In Care Company, about her mum’s journey after leaving hospital. Sally shares how, after time in a care home, coming back home with the right support in place made all the difference.

“She just flourished because of the care that she got when she was at home.”

Sally reflects on how live-in care helped her mum recover, feel supported and truly thrive at home, giving the family reassurance at a difficult time.

“All I can say is thank you to you guys and thank you to your company.”

Watch the full interview to hear Sally’s story in full.
See the full conversation on The Live In Care Company YouTube channel https://zurl.co/VaOrp

04/02/2026

Heart Month highlights the impact heart conditions can have on everyday life for individuals and families. Alongside the important awareness and fundraising work led by organisations such as the British Heart Foundation, having the right support in place at home can make a meaningful difference.

Live-in care enables people to remain in familiar surroundings while receiving personalised support shaped around their routines, energy levels and individual needs. For many families, this approach offers reassurance, continuity and the confidence that their loved one is supported day to day in their own home.

Learn more about Heart Month and ways to get involved with the British Heart Foundation https://zurl.co/zqMpB

See how we can help at https://zurl.co/Te9KY
or call 0118 449 2373

03/02/2026

When care works well, it becomes more than support. It becomes companionship, trust, and peace of mind for the whole family.

For our client Sally, knowing someone is there 24/7, keeping her Mum safe at home, supporting familiar routines, and staying closely connected with the family has made a profound difference.

🎥 Hear Sally’s full story as she speaks with Luca on The Live In Care Company YouTube channel:
https://zurl.co/rxnrl

02/02/2026

Caring for an elderly relative can feel overwhelming. Hearing that families feel supported, listened to, and reassured means everything to us. Knowing a loved one is in safe, compassionate hands brings real peace of mind.

If you’re considering live-in care for a loved one and would like to talk things through, our friendly team is here to help.📞 Call us on 0118 449 2373

23/01/2026

We’re delighted to be featured in today's article by the Brain Injury Group, sharing our client’s experience of recovery after a traumatic brain injury.

Supporting individuals and families at home through recovery is at the heart of what we do. This article highlights how coordinated live-in care can provide consistency, reassurance and practical support when it’s needed most.

👉 Read the full article here: https://braininjurygroup.co.uk/stories/live-in-care-after-a-tbi/

20/01/2026

Choosing between a care home and live-in care can feel overwhelming. Our guide breaks down the differences to help families make confident decisions at the start of the year. Discover more here: https://zurl.co/Ad55V
or call 0345 125 8975

19/01/2026

Live in care for young adults provides personalised support for those living with physical disabilities, neurological conditions, or injuries, helping them maintain independence and achieve personal goals.

Our live in carers are carefully matched to provide the right balance of practical support and companionship. Support can include personal care, daily routines, medication assistance, and support with social activities, tailored to individual lifestyles.

By delivering care at home, live in care supports independence, confidence, and continuity, allowing young adults to live life on their own terms.

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Office 20, CP House, Otterspool Way, Bushey
Watford
WD258HR

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http://www.theliveincarecompany.co.uk/

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What is The Live In Care Company?

The Live In Care Company is dedicated to providing you with highly experienced and skilled carers to create a happy, reliable and positive experience for both client and carer.

Live-in care is the term that is used to describe a trained and experienced carer moving into the home of a person to provide care, companionship and domestic support around the clock.

It has the benefit of allowing the person being cared for to remain within their familiar environment, a home they know, neighbours and friends nearby, and the things they have grown to love and be comforted by. Understanding when you or a loved one may have come to the point when need additional support may not be straight forward. It may also be difficult for someone to admit that they cannot do some of the tasks that they used to find easy.