Domiciliary care — also called home care — means professional support delivered in your own home by trained, CQC-registered carers. At Caring Care we provide domiciliary care across Walsall, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Dudley, Sandwell and Staffordshire. Every care plan is built around your routine, your preferences and your level of need — so you can stay independent and comfortable in the place you know best.
Get a Free Care AssessmentOur domiciliary care service covers the full range of day-to-day support. Visits can be as short as 30 minutes or as long as several hours, scheduled at times that suit you. All care is delivered by carers who are directly employed and trained by Caring Care — so quality and continuity are built in from the start.
Washing, dressing, grooming and toileting — carried out with full respect for your dignity and personal preferences.
Prompting, administering or collecting medication as prescribed, with accurate records kept for your safety.
Planning and preparing nutritious meals tailored to dietary requirements, allergies and taste.
Conversation, shared activities and social support to reduce isolation and support mental wellbeing.
Light household tasks including laundry, cleaning and shopping so your home stays safe and comfortable.
Safe assistance with moving around the home, including supported transfers for those with limited mobility.
Structured routines, reassurance and specialist techniques for clients living with dementia or Alzheimer's.
Transition support from hospital to home — helping you recover safely and reducing the risk of readmission.
Compassionate end-of-life support focused on comfort, dignity and emotional care for both client and family.
Domiciliary care is suitable for a wide range of people. It is not just for the elderly — it supports anyone who needs a helping hand at home, whether temporarily or long-term.
We provide domiciliary care services throughout the West Midlands. Select your area for local information, team details and the specific services available near you.
All our domiciliary care services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission. You can check our registration and inspection reports on the CQC website.
We employ all our carers directly — no agency workers. That means consistent faces, thorough training and full accountability for the quality of your care.
You are not locked in. Care plans are reviewed regularly and adjusted as your needs change. Start, pause or stop care with straightforward notice.
Our experienced team delivers over one million care visits annually across the West Midlands, supporting hundreds of clients and their families.
We hold over 16 contracts with local authorities and NHS trusts across the West Midlands — a mark of the confidence health commissioners place in our services.
We start with a no-obligation home visit to understand your needs and build a care plan around your daily routine, preferences and health requirements.
Call us or complete the contact form. We will arrange a free home visit at a time that suits you.
A member of our team meets you at home to understand your needs, preferences and daily routine.
We build a personalised care plan and agree the schedule, visit length and any specialist requirements.
You are introduced to your carers and care starts — usually within 24 to 48 hours of your assessment.
Domiciliary care — also called home care — is professional support delivered in your own home by trained carers. It covers everything from help with washing, dressing and meals through to medication support, companionship and complex clinical care. The goal is to allow you to remain independent and comfortable in familiar surroundings rather than moving into a residential facility.
With domiciliary care, a carer visits your home for a set number of hours — typically one to four times a day — and then leaves. Live-in care means a carer moves into your home and provides round-the-clock support. Domiciliary care suits people who need regular help but are otherwise independent; live-in care suits those who need continuous supervision or have complex needs.
Yes. All domiciliary care providers in England must be registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Caring Care is CQC-registered, and our carers are fully trained, DBS-checked and supported by a dedicated management team.
In most cases we can begin care within 24 to 48 hours of your initial assessment, depending on your location and the level of support required. Contact us and we will guide you through the process.
Domiciliary care is often considerably more cost-effective than a residential care home, particularly if you only need a few hours of support per day. Costs vary depending on the number of visits and type of care required. We provide transparent pricing with no hidden fees — contact us for a personalised quote.
You may be eligible for local authority funding following a Care Act assessment carried out by your local council. Some people also qualify for NHS Continuing Healthcare. If you are funding care privately, our team can explain all the options available to you.
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