Live-In Care in Lancashire

Live-In Care in Lancashire.

What live-in care in Lancashire means for you.

Live-in care Lancashire with Able Community Care means you can have peace of mind that you or a family member basic care needs are met.

Our Live-in carers provide personal care, also meal preparation and cooking, cleaning/ housekeeping. Our Carers also offer companionship in the home and out and about on trips to see family and friends, shopping and other activities to attend.

The Aim of our care in your home.

Our aim is that this caring companionship will maintain a lifestyle in the comfort of the home with 24 hr help and support both physically and mentally. More than caring, our carers would consider themselves a friend.

Carers posts are usually a fortnight in length, and once a care service is in place, the cover is continuous for as long as it is needed. All our Live-in Carers are professionally trained, have an up-to-date DBS and regularly update their care training.

Live-in Care in Lancashire for over 40 years.

We can provide our Live-in care service in Lancashire, including Blackpool, Preston, Blackburn, Burnley and all coastal towns to country villages. To date, Able Community Care has delivered millions of hours of continuous care throughout the UK. In addition to providing our home care services around the County, we can also provide Home from Hospital Care, Respite Care and can accompany Lancashire people who need care on holidays of their choice.

What we do for you.

Able Community Care has been providing support to people who wish to remain living in their own home since 1980. Our Carers have enabled thousands of older and disabled people to stay in their home of choice, their own home.

Home Care Example.

Norma is one of the people we provide a continuous, Live-in home care service too. In 2013 with two hip replacements, age-related arthritis and poor vision, it was decided to try a Live-in Care Service from Able Community Care. The first Live-in Carer was introduced to Norma, and the fortnight of care support was happily agreed as successful. Her first carer is still supporting Norma, on a regular rotating basis. Other Live-in Carers, chosen by Norma, make up her team.