Our services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and were rated as "Good" across all areas in the latest inspection. At Nightingale HomeCare, we’re committed to maintaining high-quality care and continuously improving the support we provide. Small changes, big impact – read our full inspection report to learn more
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Receive dedicated, one-to-one support from a fully qualified carer who lives with you, providing round-the-clock care comfort of your own home.
Receive flexible, one-on-one care in your own home with visits starting from 30 minutes up to several hours or overnight, tailored to your needs.
Rosie Nightingale helped support my Mum to live independently. For many years they visited three times a day to make food, tidy up and help her manage her medication (her blood tests stabilized as soon as they got involved).
Rosie Nightingale looked after my mum for four years visiting her four times per day and the care provided was always excellent with no missed visits in all that time. The staff were caring and friendly.
We have been fortunate to have care from the superb Rosie Nightingale Team for mum who suffers from dementia. Each visit mum has been made to feel comfortable and cared for in the best possible way. A huge thanks to the amazing team
Well organised Excellent at communicating to me regarding my dad. So caring with my dad. They clearly enjoy their jobs and really do care. The carers are lovely, so helpful and caring and extremely hardworking. They have been amazing with my dad and he enjoyed them going round to help him. Thank you all so much.
My mother-in-law, Herta has had Rosie Nightingale carers for some time now, four times a day. The care they have shown her has been wonderful. They are such lovely girls nothing is to much trouble. I would highly recommend them if somebody is thinking of care in the home.
A fantastic group of carers with understanding and empathy. Mark and his team of wonderful carers, Yvonne, Helen, Bev, Sahara to name a few were brilliant. They made the most difficult time a lot easier. Allan and our family will always remember your kindness.
Poor appetite, reduced mobility, illness and memory problems can make eating and drinking difficult for older adults. Regular meals, visible drinks and professional support can help reduce health risks and maintain strength, recovery and independence.
Falls can affect confidence as well as physical wellbeing, but many risks around the home can be reduced. Simple changes such as improving lighting, clearing walkways, wearing suitable footwear and using recommended mobility aids can make everyday routines safer. Families should also know when to seek professional advice and how homecare can provide practical support without taking away independence.
Visiting care provides scheduled support at agreed times, while live-in care offers a greater daily presence in the person’s home. The right choice depends on safety, independence, night-time needs, health conditions and how frequently help is required.
We offer CQC-regulated care to help you or your loved one live safely and independently at home. As trusted providers for the NHS and Social Services, our experienced carers deliver personalised support — from daily visits to specialist care. Get in touch today to discuss your needs. We’re here to help.
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