Stage-matched carers
We match the carer to the current stage and update the match as Alzheimer's progresses, so support never lags behind need.
Specialist Service
Live-in Alzheimer's Care, at Home
Alzheimer's-experienced live-in carers help people stay in the home and routines they have always known — reducing confusion, preserving identity and supporting families through every stage of the condition.
Carers experienced across early to advanced Alzheimer's
Consistent routines that reduce confusion
Calm, validating communication style
Falls awareness and safe wandering management
Reminiscence and meaningful activity
Continuity that supports the whole family
What we provide
Personal care delivered with skill, empathy and continuity.
Familiar daily structure
Predictable routines around meals, medication, walks and rest — anchored in the person's lifelong preferences.
Gentle personal care
Patient, dignified support with washing, dressing and continence, paced to the person's comfort.
Safe home environment
Practical falls prevention, hydration support and calm management of sundowning, wandering and anxious moments.
Meaningful engagement
Music, photographs, reminiscence, gardening and gentle outings to preserve identity and wellbeing.
Family partnership
Regular updates and a named coordinator so families feel involved, not alone.
Diagnosis, prescribing and clinical interventions remain with GPs, memory clinics and specialist teams. Our carers provide trained personal-care support that complements the clinical plan.
Common questions
What families ask us most.
Is Alzheimer's care different from dementia care?
Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia, and the principles of care overlap. We match carers with specific Alzheimer's experience because the trajectory, language difficulties and behavioural changes have particular patterns that benefit from familiarity.
Can a live-in carer support all stages of Alzheimer's?
Yes. We match the carer to the current stage and re-match as needs change — for example bringing in a carer with more experience of advanced Alzheimer's when continence, mobility and communication become more challenging.
Why is home better than a care home for Alzheimer's?
Familiar surroundings, routines, photographs and personal objects significantly reduce confusion and anxiety. The consistency of one familiar carer in that familiar home is hard to replicate in a residential setting with rotating shifts.
How quickly can Alzheimer's live-in care start?
Usually within 3–7 days. We can move faster for urgent situations such as a hospital admission or carer breakdown — please call 07727 304424.
Where we cover
Available across our county network.
Not on the list? Call 07727 304424 — we introduce carers UK-wide.
Related services
Explore other live-in care we introduce.
Dementia Live-in Care
Familiar surroundings and trained dementia carers for memory loss and confusion.
Learn more about Dementia Live-in CareParkinson's Care
Live-in support tailored to Parkinson's — medication timings, mobility, fatigue.
Learn more about Parkinson's CareComplex Care
High-dependency live-in support coordinated with district nurses and clinical teams.
Learn more about Complex CareCompanion Care
Companionship-led live-in support for people who are well but lonely.
Learn more about Companion CareCouples Live-in Care
Live-in care for couples — stay together at home, cost-effective vs two care home places.
Learn more about Couples Live-in CareRespite Care
Short-term live-in cover so family carers can rest and recover.
Learn more about Respite CareWhy families choose us
Why families choose CareSetup Professionals Ltd.
Nurse-led experience
Founded and led by a nurse — every introduction reflects real clinical and care-sector experience.
Carefully vetted self-employed carers
Enhanced DBS, ID, references, English language, training evidence and a human interview — every single carer.
Personal matching process
We match on personality and lived experience, not just availability — so the carer truly fits the home.
Fast introductions
Most placements within 3–7 days; urgent hospital discharges often within 48–72 hours.
Transparent introductory agency
Clear fees, clear scope, no hidden charges — and an honest account of what we do and do not do.
Ongoing family support
A named coordinator who stays in touch, handles rotations and is there when life changes.
Speak to a care coordinator
Call 07727 304424 or request a callback — we will be in touch the same working day and typically introduce a suitable carer within days.