Overnight Care in Birmingham

Nights are often when families worry most: a parent getting up to the toilet in the dark, waking confused, or being alone after a fall. Overnight care puts a trained carer in the house through the night so everyone can sleep more easily.

0121 838 1717
A carer bringing a cup of tea to an older woman in bed
  • DBS-checked carers
  • Family-run, Birmingham based
  • CQC-defined introductory agency
  • 24/7 on-call support
  • Free care assessment
  • Birmingham & West Midlands

Is it right for you?

  • People at risk of falling when they get up at night
  • People with dementia who wake, wander or become distressed at night
  • Family carers who are exhausted from broken sleep
  • People receiving end-of-life care who need someone present

How your carer helps

  • Help getting ready for bed and settled
  • Toileting and continence support during the night
  • Repositioning where advised
  • Reassurance if someone wakes confused or anxious
  • Help getting up in the morning

Sleeping nights or waking nights?

A sleeping-night carer stays overnight and helps if needed but should get a reasonable night's sleep - right for people who need occasional help. A waking-night carer stays awake all night - right when help is needed several times or someone needs regular repositioning. We'll recommend the right option after assessing needs, and overnight care can be combined with live-in care during the day.

Questions families ask

Talk to us about the pattern you need. We'll explain what's possible and how it affects the cost.

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Talk to us about overnight care

Talk to us for free, friendly advice and a no-obligation care assessment. Lines are open 9am-10pm, 7 days a week.

0121 838 1717