Elder (Live-in Care)
With Elder live-in care, you or your loved one gets all the help they need to keep control, choice and independence over their own life, in their own home.
Live-in care allows people to remain in the comfort of their own environment and retain their independence for longer. With live-in care, recipients can still enjoy their favourite activities, socialisation, meals and routines while receiving around-the-clock support. We curate a selection of live-in carers with the right skills and character and families can get to know each carer through detailed profiles and introductory videos
This process can be completed within 48 hours, and care can be arranged for as little as three days for a respite period, or on a more permanent basis.
Here is a link to our web page and if you would like to make a referral please do not hesitate to contact us on 0371 4542931 or email through to hello@elder.org.
If you are a social care professional please follow this link or contact us on 0371 4542931 or email us on publicsector@elder.org.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Elder (Live-in Care)
- Contact Position
- Care Advisors
- Telephone
- 0371 454 2931 0371 454 2931
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Publicsector@elder.org
- Website
- Elder Live-in Care
- Scan to visit this website
Where to go
- Name
- 1st floor
- Address
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230, City Road
London
- Postcode
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EC1V 2TTView EC1V 2TT on a map
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