Trinity Homecare offer ‘Outstanding’ rated couple care across all mainland England
Are you and your loved one feeling that you require a helping hand to live independently in your home? That’s where Trinity Homecare can help by providing compassionate care for elderly couples in the familiarity, comfort and safety of home.
Home care for couples can be a positive solution in various circumstances. Whether you require a little extra help and support managing daily tasks, someone to assist you with personal care or even full-time support for a specialist condition such as dementia. Our couple care provides the foundation needed to live independently at home.
Home care for couples as a cost-effective care solution
We understand how difficult it can be to separate couples from one another when care is needed, that is why we provide cost-effective, compassionate care and support for couples to maintain independent living in the happiness of home.
The nature of couple care at home allows you to have more bespoke care services at a reduced rate in comparison to a care home. Rather than paying for two rooms in a residential home, Trinity Homecare will create a personalised care plan to accommodate all needs in the comfort of home.
How much does couples home care cost?
Live-in home care or home visits offer much better value for money when it comes to providing assisted living for couples. Depending on how much care you require, Trinity Homecare can provide a team of carers that is specially tailored to your needs.
The costs for our care services will vary depending on the type of support, frequency and duration of visits that you require. Care costs start from as little as £41 per hour for visiting care, with our Live-in care service available from £1,694 per week, where a fully trained Trinity Carer can live safely with you in your home.
Our couple care services costs vary depending on your needs, so please call a friendly member of our team for an accurate quote.
Couple care for a variety of conditions
If you are looking for home care assistance for a medical condition, TrinityCarers are specially trained to support those with a variety of different conditions such as MS or Parkinson’s. with 30 years of experience providing care for various different conditions, we’re proud to offer care support for couples where one or both partners may have a medical condition.
The benefits of care for couples
Couple care in your own home can offer the following benefits:
- Independence – allowing you to retain control of your life and maintain your desired daily routine (particularly helpful for those with dementia)
- Peace of mind – for you and your loved ones, knowing that you’re in safe hands and happy at home
- Keeping families together – couples, pets and family members can remain together in your own comfortable surroundings
- A bespoke service – tailoring every aspect of couple care to support to you
- On-call support services – maintaining your safety by ensuring you always have access to a member of the team in an emergency
With Trinity Homecare, you can always be reassured that your health and safety is our priority. Our specialist TrinityCarers are trained to the highest levels to ensure that you receive the most suitable care for your needs.
How can Trinity support us as a couple at home?
Trinity Homecare provides personalised support for couples who want to remain together in the comfort of their own home. Care can be arranged through visiting care, with support at agreed times of day, or live-in care, where a professional carer lives in the home and provides more consistent support.
Whether one partner needs occasional help with everyday tasks or both require more regular care, we create a plan around each person’s individual needs, preferences and routines.
Explore our article on the Care Options For Couples for more detail.
Talk to us today
At Trinity Homecare, our ultimate goal is to enrich your lifestyle in the comfort and familiarity of your own home. This allows you to live the independent lifestyle that you love without the daunting thought of moving into a care home. We are here to support you with various different forms of live-in care.
Call us now on 0207 183 4884 in confidence for a free no obligation quotation. If enquiring outside of our opening hours, please complete our online form and we will contact you the next day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Couple care is home care designed for two people living together, most often an older couple. Rather than two separate arrangements, one care plan covers both, delivered by the same carefully matched carer or care team. It allows couples to remain together in their own home, with support shaped around each person’s needs.
In many cases, yes, particularly where one partner is largely independent or both have moderate needs. Where both require significant hands-on support, or where care is needed overnight, a second carer may be necessary. We establish this at the free assessment and will tell you clearly if one carer would not be sufficient.
In many cases it is. Full-time care at home for a couple is charged at a single rate with a supplement for the second person, rather than at twice the price, whereas two residential places are charged separately. Combined with one-to-one support and remaining in your own home, many families find it compares favourably.
This is common. One partner may be living with dementia while the other is physically frail. A single care plan can address both sets of needs, and carers are matched on their experience of the more complex condition. We review regularly, as it is usually one partner’s needs that change first.
Yes. A live-in carer needs their own bedroom with a proper bed and storage, along with access to a bathroom and kitchen and a reliable phone or internet signal. The room need not be large. Carers are also entitled to around two hours of break each day, which we plan around your routine.
The care plan adjusts. If one partner is admitted to hospital, the carer continues supporting the person at home and helps manage the return. If needs increase permanently, we can add hours, introduce a second carer or arrange specialist support. Your care manager coordinates these changes, and with your consent family can follow them through TrinityConnect.
