Award-winning Live-in Care
Providing the highest quality Live-in Care across a range of services to enable your loved ones to stay where they belong at home.
Chesterford Homecare's Brand New YouTube Channel
Welcome to the new Chesterford Homecare YouTube channel! In our first video, Managing Director, John Towers, provides a brief introduction to Chesterford Homecare and explains who we are, the types of care we offer and where, and the values underpinning our service
Be sure to watch this video if you’re interested in learning more about Chesterford Homecare. If you’d like to stay updated with our future videos, please subscribe to our channel! Click: Chesterford Homecare – YouTube
Providing Live-in Care across Essex, Cambridge, Suffolk and Hertfordshire
Live-in care is the perfect alternative to a care home. Live-in care will allow your loved one to stay safely in the home they love and continue to get out and about and feel part of their local community. What is more, compared to a care home, the cost will probably come as a pleasant surprise.
Our administration centre is located in Little Chesterford, in the heart of the area we serve, enabling us to provide our clients with a flexible and responsive care service which is genuinely community-based.
Support Services Offered
Home Care
We help you continue living in the comfort of your own home — whether you need hourly visits to stay independent, or full-time daily support for older-age care.
At Chesterford Homecare, we understand that many couples want to continue sharing everyday life — at home, in familiar surroundings, with the comfort of one another
Dementia Care
If you have a loved one who has been diagnosed with dementia, you will naturally feel very concerned. Above all, you will want to make sure they receive the best possible care. But what is the best type of care in these circumstances?
Companionship Care
Live in companionship care can literally transform the life of older people living on their own
Holiday Cover Care
You may be one of the one million plus people in the UK who are currently looking after an elderly parent at home, more or less full-time, seven days a week and need a break.
Parkinson care
If you are looking for expert help to provide care for a loved one with Parkinson’s, choose Chesterford Homecare.
Everything you need to know about live-in care - in one clear guide.
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Why you should choose us
My mother has received support via 3 times a day visits for nearly a year now. I have been extremely satisfied with the professionalism and caring attitude of both front line staff and the management. It has been very helpful that there is one carer who undertakes the majority of visits and therefore has a deep understanding of, and empathy with, my mother’s needs. But other carers who make more occasional visits also provide excellent and consistent backup. Managers are assiduous in contacting me promptly if the visiting carers identify any issues.
L G (Daughter of Client)
Punctual, empathetic, kind, supportive, helpful, cheerful, practical, accommodating, non-judgemental, perceptive, knowledgeable and competent.
The office and care staff are all of the above. ‘Thank you’ Chesterford Homecare.
J H (Wife of Client)
I am so pleased we arranged home care for my father with Chesterford Homecare; apart from the normal regular service they provide, they were exceptionally helpful in a recent emergency situation.
Daughter of client in Great Chesterford
Thank you to all the carers who make my mother feel comfortable and listened to and who look after her so well.
Daughter of client in Great Chesterford.
I am more than satisfied with service received, it is caring, dignified, helpful, and good.
I would willingly recommend this company.
Frances H (Client)
My wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2020, and we thought it wise to seek professional help, mainly in terms of companionship, so that we could build friendly and trusting relationships between our carer and ourselves. Our carer has also got to know our family, neighbours and friends in the community and my wife looks forward to her visits. Our carer is friendly and encouraging and it means that I can have some time on my own, knowing that my wife will be enjoying herself in safe hands. Our carer is happy to take my wife out for a walk, visit a cafe or remain in our home or garden.
Our future is uncertain, but I feel encouraged and supported in difficult times.
R A (Client)
Where to begin?
We do our best to try and keep the process as simple as 123, because we understand how hard it can be to know what to do next, especially when you’ve realised that professional help is needed, but aren’t really sure what sort of support would be best or where to find it.
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