Birmingham
Edgbaston is one of Birmingham's most established residential areas, with tree-lined avenues, large Victorian and Edwardian houses on the Calthorpe Estate and the green spaces of the Botanical Gardens and Edgbaston Reservoir. Many older residents have lived here for decades and want to stay in homes full of memories. Live-in care lets them do exactly that, with a carer on hand day and night.

B15, B16 & B17
Edgbaston sits right next to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, so many local families come to us when a parent is about to be discharged after a stroke, operation or cancer treatment and can't manage alone. The area's larger homes almost always have space for a carer's bedroom, which makes live-in care a practical alternative to a care home. Some houses have steep stairs and split levels, so we look at access and bathroom safety during the free assessment.
Edgbaston, Five Ways, Calthorpe Estate, Edgbaston Reservoir, Lee Bank and Chad Valley.
Postcodes: B15, B16, B17 (part)
Nearby hospitals: the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham. Call us when a discharge date is discussed and we'll have a carer ready for the day your relative comes home.
Care needs assessments: Birmingham City Council. How funding works
Consistent carers and familiar routines for people living with dementia.
Medication on time and help with mobility and falls prevention.
A week or more of cover so family carers can rest.
Support ready for the day someone comes home from hospital.
One carer supporting both partners under one roof.
Comfort and presence alongside district nurses and hospices.
Also available: Live-in Care, Personal Care, Companionship, Stroke Care, Overnight Care, Complex Care Support
Yes. Contact us as soon as a discharge date is discussed and we'll complete an assessment early, so a carer can be ready for the day your relative comes home to Edgbaston.
Yes - we introduce live-in carers across Edgbaston, including Five Ways, the Calthorpe Estate, Lee Bank and the streets around the reservoir.
Talk to us for free, friendly advice and a no-obligation care assessment. Lines are open 9am-10pm, 7 days a week.