Specialist Service

Live-in Companion Care, at Home

For older people who are well but lonely — a companion carer brings company, conversation, outings and a steady, reassuring presence into the home. Care that prevents the slow decline that comes with isolation.

Companion carer chatting over tea with an older woman at home

Continuous companionship in the home

Matched on personality and interests

Conversation, hobbies and shared meals

Confidence after a fall or bereavement

Light personal care when needed

Easy step-up to fuller care later

What we provide

Personal care delivered with skill, empathy and continuity.

Shared days at home

Meals together, reading, music, gardening, daily walks and the simple structure that wellbeing depends on.

Outings and social contact

Accompaniment to GP appointments, lunch with friends, church, club nights and local trips.

Confidence at home

A safe presence overnight and after dark — particularly valued after a fall or a recent bereavement.

Light personal-care support

Discreet help with washing, dressing or medication prompts as and when needed.

Household rhythm

Cooking, light housekeeping and shopping so the home runs smoothly without being a daily strain.

Family reassurance

Regular updates so adult children spread across the country know how things are going at home.

Common questions

What families ask us most.

Is companion care the same as a befriender?

It's more involved. A companion live-in carer is present 24 hours, sharing meals, conversation, outings and a steady presence in the home — and can provide light personal-care support when needed.

Who is companion care for?

Older adults who are physically well but isolated, recently bereaved, lacking confidence after a fall, or starting to feel unsafe alone at night.

Can companion care become full care later?

Yes. Many of our clients start with companionship-led care and we add personal care, dementia experience or clinical coordination as needs change — usually with the same carer where possible.

How is this different from a paid friend?

Our companion carers are professionally vetted, trained and accountable. They are matched to interests and personality, but the relationship is a professional one with a coordinator behind it.

Where we cover

Available across our county network.

Not on the list? Call 07727 304424 — we introduce carers UK-wide.

Why 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.