Birmingham
Hall Green and Acocks Green are settled suburban neighbourhoods on the road towards Solihull, with Sarehole Mill and the Shire Country Park nearby. Neighbouring Sparkhill and Springfield are among Birmingham's most diverse communities. Wherever you live in this part of the city, live-in care can help an older relative stay at home with dignity.

B27, B28 & B11
Families in Hall Green, Sparkhill and Springfield often want a carer who shares a language, understands halal or vegetarian cooking, or respects prayer times - we take all of these into account when matching. Heartlands Hospital in Bordesley Green and the Queen Elizabeth both serve the area. Semi-detached family houses here usually have space for a carer, and relatives living nearby can stay closely involved.
Hall Green, Acocks Green, Tyseley, Sparkhill, Springfield and Fox Hollies.
Postcodes: B11 (part), B27, B28
Nearby hospitals: Heartlands Hospital and 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
We'll always try. Tell us about language, faith and dietary needs at the assessment and we'll take them into account when introducing carers.
Yes - we introduce live-in carers across Hall Green, Acocks Green, Sparkhill, Springfield and Tyseley.
Talk to us for free, friendly advice and a no-obligation care assessment. Lines are open 9am-10pm, 7 days a week.