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.

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.

Patient, consistent live-in support that helps people with dementia stay settled and safe in familiar surroundings.

A carefully matched carer moves into your home to provide support and company around the clock.

Gentle, practical support so someone can spend their final weeks or months at home, surrounded by family.
Choose your area for local details, including nearby hospitals and the council that covers you.
Council assessments, the 2026/27 means test, Attendance Allowance and NHS funding, explained for West Midlands families.
An honest look at costs, quality of life, couples and dementia - and when a care home is the better choice.
Warning signs, home safety, routines, legal steps and where to find local support.
What to ask before discharge, free reablement, and how to have care ready for day one.
Talk to us for free, friendly advice and a no-obligation care assessment. Lines are open 9am-10pm, 7 days a week.