Types of cancer care
We understand that every situation is unique. That is why we offer a choice of fully managed services tailored to different lifestyles. Our cancer care can be provided through visiting care and live-in care, depending on the needs of each individual.
Whether you need a short weekly visit, or someone to help you multiple times every day, our visiting care services are completely tailored to your needs.
Visiting care allows you to stay at home whilst carers support you with tasks like bathing, dressing, taking medication, and helping out around the house. We can also help with your daily routine, taking you to medical appointments, popping to the shops, cooking your dinner, and looking after your beloved pets. Whatever level of care and attention you require, our heartfelt team of carers is here to provide for you.
A professionally trained carer lives with you in your home to provide full-time care whenever you need it. Live-in care is a welcome alternative to residential care and usually includes personal care, supervision of medication, helping with jobs around the house, cleaning, cooking, and companionship. We carefully match a carer who will suit your personality and lifestyle so you develop a personal bond, you will be able to see the carer profile and decide if you’d like to proceed with that carer.
In-home respite care services help transfer care responsibilities in times of need. Typically, this is to cover for loved ones, relatives, or professional care assistants that require time away from their clients. Find true peace of mind through Trinity’s in-home respite care services, allowing your loved one to stay in the comfort of their home with all their needs taken care of. In urgent situations, we also offer emergency respite care.
Our palliative care service is suited for anyone living with a terminal illness or very complex condition. Support from Trinity Homecare ensures that you or your loved one receives heartfelt and compassionate care to support your overall well-being. Carers offer emotional support as well as practical care such as assistance with personal care, household tasks, and medication.
What does cancer care include?
Every person deserves care that is designed around their individual needs. We begin with a free no obligation assessment carried out in your home by our expert care team. Together with you, your family and your healthcare professionals, we create a personalised plan that ensures the right care and support are always in place.
Our highly personalised and flexible service can include:
- Comprehensive home assessment before care begins, carried out by an experienced care professional
- Access to clinical expertise and medical support, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Tailored care planning developed with your family and healthcare professionals to meet individual needs
- MatchCare programme to carefully select a carer who suits your clinical needs, personality and lifestyle
- Dedicated care management with regular reviews led by an expert regional care manager, ensuring we adapt to changing needs
- Personal care and daily support including washing, dressing, meal planning, household tasks and social activities
- Mobility support to help clients move around the home safely and confidently
Cost of cancer care
The cost of care can be a big worry for those considering cancer care services. The care costs for a cancer patient at home are typically higher, as it is a specialist care-at-home service. However, each situation is different, and it is important to know that live-in care costs can sometimes be less than visiting care depending on the number and frequency of visits to your home.
Cancer care at home is typically in line with, and sometimes less than, residential care but with the added benefit of receiving one-to-one tailored care, in the comfort of one’s own home.
In some areas of the UK, you may be eligible for grants or funding to support your cancer care. Macmillan Cancer Support, Charis Grants Ltd and Turn2us are just some of the organisations that may be able to help you with accessing grants.

Benefits of cancer care at home
Choosing care at home rather than moving into a residential setting can make a huge difference to both patients and their families. The main benefits include:
- Comfort of familiar surroundings – Remaining in the home you know brings security, familiarity and peace of mind during a difficult time.
- One to one personalised care – Care at home is tailored around individual needs, routines and preferences, ensuring truly bespoke support.
- Flexibility and control – Care plans can be adjusted quickly as needs change, offering more adaptability than residential care settings.
- Emotional wellbeing – Being at home allows for family visits, companionship and a stronger sense of independence.
- Continuity of daily life – Clients can keep their usual routines, enjoy their favourite meals and stay connected to their community.
- Reduced stress for families – Families gain peace of mind knowing their loved one is receiving professional support while staying close by.
Why choose Trinity?
With more than 25 years of experience, our mission is to enrich lives through heartfelt care and support. Our professional teams deliver personalised cancer care at home that helps people live with dignity and comfort.
Choosing Trinity Homecare means:
- A fully regulated service rated ‘Outstanding’ by the Care Quality Commission
- Nationally recognised with multiple awards for quality care
- Trusted by families across England for compassionate support
- Handpicked and thoroughly vetted carers matched to your lifestyle and clinical needs
Get in touch today
Get in touch with us today to find out how we can help you. Our expert care team is available to take your call 7 days a week between 7.30am and 5.30pm on 020 4572 5826. Alternatively, email us at info@trinityhomecare.co.uk or fill in our online enquiry form.
Frequently Asked Questions
What support does cancer care at home include?
Cancer care at home covers personal care, medical support, emotional companionship, meal preparation and mobility assistance. Each plan is tailored to the individual.
Is cancer care at home more affordable than residential care?
In many cases, yes. Costs vary depending on the type of care required, but one to one support at home can be in line with or lower than residential care fees.
How quickly can Trinity Homecare begin providing cancer care
Our team can often have a carer in place within 24 hours. Following your free assessment, we will move quickly to arrange care depending on availability and your specific needs.
Can cancer care at home be combined with NHS services?
Yes. Our team regularly works alongside district nurses, GPs and NHS cancer specialists to ensure coordinated and consistent support.
Do carers also provide emotional support as well as medical help?
Yes. Our carers offer companionship, reassurance and emotional encouragement in addition to practical and clinical support, helping clients and families feel less alone.