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We treat your family like our family
We understand that finding the right care for your loved one takes time. That is why we are here for you at every step of your care journey.
At Comfort Care At Home, we offer professional, compassionate home care services in Kingston and Surrey. Our trained care professionals provide various services, from personal care and companionship care to specialised dementia care and medication support.
Our mission is simple:
We provide personalised, holistic care services to adults, supporting their wellbeing, socialisation and community integration, all while fostering independence for safe living at home.
Your family is our family.
Whether they need short-term support or daily visits, we offer reliable, compassionate care that keeps your loved one feeling right at home.
Our at-home care services are tailored to the specific needs of your loved one. As their needs evolve, so do our services.
Trained, Professional Carers: Our team consists of experienced care professionals trained in various aspects of care, from personal hygiene and mobility assistance to dementia and medication support. We only hire carers who demonstrate empathy, respect, and dedication to improving your loved one’s quality of life.
Personalised Care Plans: No two individuals have the same needs. We work with you to create a care plan tailored to your loved one’s specific requirements and preferences, allowing them to receive care that fits seamlessly into their daily life.
Flexible and Adaptable Services: As your loved one’s needs evolve, so can their care plan. Whether they need additional support, temporary respite, or a change in services, we’re here to adjust as needed, ensuring they always have the right level of care.
Family-Centred Approach: At Comfort Care At Home, we value open communication and transparency. Our team works closely with family members, keeping you informed every step of the way and ensuring you’re comfortable with every aspect of your loved one’s care. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Comfort Care At Home proudly serves clients throughout Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton, New Malden, Tolworth, Chessington and the wider Surrey area. We understand the importance of local, accessible support, which is why our care professionals are available to assist your loved one within their own community. By choosing Comfort Care At Home, you’re choosing a team committed to providing compassionate, reliable care in your loved one’s home.
Kingston Borough Business Awards (KBBA) 2024 celebrate the innovation and positive impact of local businesses. We are proud to have been awarded Highly Commended for the Outstanding Business Social Impact category, and to
have been selected as finalists in the Best Health and Wellbeing Provider and Removing Barriers Champions categories. This year, there were more than 180 entries.
If you’re considering home care services for a loved one, Comfort Care At Home is here to help make the transition as smooth and supportive as possible. We begin with a free consultation, during which we learn about your loved one’s specific needs, preferences and routines. From there, we create a customised care plan that reflects their lifestyle, ensuring they receive the right level of support when and how they need it.
Our team understands that choosing care services is a significant decision, and we’re here to answer any questions, address concerns, and help you feel confident in your choice.
Call us on 020 8610 9778, email info@comfortcareathome.co.uk or fill in the form below.
Residential care is where individuals live in a home and receive 24-hour support from professional carers. Both care homes and nursing homes are types of residential care facilities.
Care home staff assist with daily personal care tasks such as washing and dressing, and may also provide support for some medical needs. Nursing homes provide a higher level of medical care than care homes and will have a registered nurse on staff.
Choosing between home care and a care home depends on the individual’s needs, preferences, and circumstances. Home care allows your loved one to stay in their own homes, which is a familiar and comfortable environment, and can be an excellent option for those who value their independence but need support with daily living activities.
However, a care home may suit individuals who require more intensive care, a higher level of medical intervention, or round-the-clock specialised care.
If your loved one has savings equal to or less than £23,250, they will be entitled to receive financial support from their local council. Your loved can choose to access free care from companies that have contracts with local councils, or can get the funding and choose their own care company and pay the differential cost. You will need to get in touch with social services for an assessment of your loved one’s needs and finances.
If your loved one’s savings exceed this threshold, they must pay for their care.
