Home care
Support in the home they know
Visiting carers, live-in care and short-term help to recover, so someone can stay safely at home.
Care options
Understand your options
The four kinds of help families in Cheshire ask us about most. What each one is, when it fits, how it is paid for and what to ask.
Care homes
When home is no longer the right place
Residential, nursing and dementia care homes, short respite stays, and how to compare them well.
Later-life lawyers
Legal decisions, in place in good time
Lasting powers of attorney, wills, deputyship and advice on care fees from specialist solicitors.
Financial planners
Making the money last
Specialist later-life advice on paying for care, care fees annuities, equity release and protecting a partner.
Start from your situation
Most families need more than one
Care, legal and money decisions are usually connected. These are the combinations we see most often.
- Mum is coming home from hospitalHome care
- Dad’s dementia is progressingHome careCare homesLater-life lawyers
- Nobody has power of attorneyLater-life lawyers
- Savings will be used to pay for careFinancial plannersLater-life lawyers
- Care at home is no longer enoughCare homesFinancial planners
- A partner will stay at home aloneHome careFinancial planners
How it works
Care, money and legal questions together, with someone local to help.
Step 1: Tell us what’s going on
Answer a few short questions. It takes about a minute, and nothing is shared until you choose.
Step 2: Get a free plan with local services
What to do first, help you may be entitled to, and local services near you, each labelled so you know how we know it.
Step 3: A local navigator calls, if you need
Leave your details and a navigator will call, usually within one working day, to help you act on the plan.
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