Birmingham
Northfield and Longbridge sit on Birmingham's south-western edge, with the Lickey Hills on the horizon and a strong sense of community built over generations - many families have links to the old Longbridge car works. Older residents here often want to stay close to family and familiar shops, and live-in care helps them do that safely.

B31 & B38
Many Northfield and Longbridge clients live in family homes with gardens and a spare room, ideal for a live-in carer. The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital is in Northfield, so we often support people recovering from joint replacements, as well as those coming home from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. For people who love the outdoors, a carer can make a trip to the Lickey Hills or a walk around Longbridge's new town centre possible again.
Northfield, Longbridge, West Heath, Rubery, Frankley and Rednal.
Postcodes: B31, B38, B45 (part)
Nearby hospitals: the Royal Orthopaedic 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
Yes. A live-in respite carer can step in for a week or more so a family carer in Northfield or Longbridge can rest or go away.
Yes - we introduce carers across Northfield, Longbridge, West Heath, Rubery, Rednal and Frankley.
Talk to us for free, friendly advice and a no-obligation care assessment. Lines are open 9am-10pm, 7 days a week.