Social Companionship

The comfort we feel in our home is like no other. It is the place that you feel most relaxed and happy. However, as family members grow up and move into their own homes, you may find your house isn’t as busy as it once was and there aren’t as many people around to give you that extra hand when you need it.

KASE Care’s social companionship service gives you the support you need to live independently, providing you with the assistance of a Healthcare Assistant or Support Worker at times to suit your convenience. Our social companionship service is most suited to individuals who will benefit from having the reassurance that someone is there with them, to offer support when it is needed. It also provides peace of mind for family members who are unable to regularly visit, as they know their loved one is being cared for.

Our carers, who are carefully selected to match your personality and requirements, will provide company and conversation, as well as provide support with household and social activities. Your service is tailored to your requirements and can be adapted to meet your changing needs. We will also arrange for you to meet your carer before your care package commences to ensure that you are happy.

Everything can be arranged in as little as 24 hours.

The right carer

With personality matching and background checks, you get a carer you know and trust.

Care you can afford

We’re more affordable than traditional options, and provide expert help accessing funding.

Completely trusted

We’ve helped hundreds of families across the UK arrange care that keeps them in control.

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SERVICES

KASE Care can help

At KASE Care, we select the best, most-skilled carers in advance so they’re ready to provide the care you want, right when you need it.

Medication Reminders

Timely prompts to take medication, drink water, and other daily wellness needs.

Staying Active

Support to keep you moving and healthy, from a simple walk to specific exercises.

Meal Prep & Groceries

From shopping for groceries to planning and preparing healthy meals you’ll love.

Transportation

Wherever you’re going, get a ride in a comfortable car—or yours if you prefer.

Light Housekeeping

Doing dishes or laundry, taking out the trash, plus seasonal projects and organising.

Personal Care & Hygiene

Assistance with dressing, bathing, or toileting. Always respectful and professional.

Companionship

Doing activities, building friendships, fellowship or just talking.

Check-in Visits

A skilled care advisor can be there in as little as 2 hours to check in on you or a loved one.

The right carer for your family

Getting the right live-in carer means finding the perfect person to assist your loved one in making the most of later life. They’ll do everything from helping getting washed and dressed, to cooking and keeping them company.

The right qualifications

✓ Full DBS check

✓ Fluent English-speaker

✓ Rigorous in-person assessment

✓ Average 6 years’ experience

The right personality

Exceptional live-in care is about compassion, understanding and a real human touch.

We’ll select the best carers for you based on experience and character to ensure a great match with your loved one.

Care you can afford and advice you can trust

We believe exceptional care should be available to everyone, whatever your financial situation. Our standard rate per week are significantly more affordable than many alternative options.

There are many options when it comes to covering the cost of care. Our finance experts are here to help you choose the best solution for your family.

Using savings

We’re here to advise you on the most cost-effective ways to deploy your family savings

Government support

From NHS to local council funding, we’ll help you take control of every penny you’re entitled to.

Equity release

We can guide you on using the value of your home to pay for care, without having to move out.

Questions to ask

If you think your loved one may need live-in home care, you may want to ask some of the following questions:

  • Do you worry about your loved one’s safety at home while they are alone?
  • Do you worry that your loved one is unhappy or bored sitting at home all day?
  • Do you worry about the ongoing health of your loved one?
  • Do they need assistance during the day to remember to properly take their medications or to eat healthy meals?
  • Do you want help to be able to keep your loved one at home as long as possible?
  • Does your loved one seem depressed?
  • Does your loved one have no one to talk to?
  • Do you need help providing care to your loved one?