Every kind of care
Every kind of care in Warwickshire, with what it costs here
Each row is a level of help, with the price carers near Warwickshire charge and how much of it there is locally.
The kinds of care in Warwickshire
From the least help to the most. Each row links to its section below.
- Companionship visitsCompany, outings and errands£19 to £20 an hour36 nearby carers write about it
- Visiting carePersonal care and help at set times£19 to £20 an hour124 carers within about 45 minutes of Warwickshire
- Overnight careA sleeping or waking night£160 to £250 a night37 of the nearest carers do nights
- Live-in careA carer living in, day and night£1,015 to £1,120 a week100 live-in carers within reach
- Care homeA room, meals and care, away from homeabout £1,300 a week97 homes without nursing in Warwickshire
- Nursing homeA care home with nurses on shiftabout £1,595 a week47 nursing homes in Warwickshire
Visit and live-in prices are what carers near Warwickshire charge on PrimeCarers, our fee included, November 2026. Night prices are the range on PrimeCarers. Care home counts are from CQC registrations in Warwickshire. Care home fees are the median for homes in England that publish one, because too few homes here publish theirs.
Help during the day
Help at home during the day in Warwickshire
Visiting care
A carer comes for an hour or more at the times you agree, such as a morning call to help someone up and washed.
- 124 carers are based within about 45 minutes of Warwickshire, charging £19 to £20 an hour with our fee included, typically £20.
- 34 of the 56 with a rate on their profile drive, which matters for trips out and for visits outside the towns.
Fatu M.Coventry · 10 years caring£25 an hourProfile →
Tokunboh S.Coventry · 2 years caring£20 an hourProfile →
Francesca Q.Leamington Spa · 3 years caring“My week is built around visiting people in their own homes across Leamington Spa, and the care I enjoy most is the kind that fits around a person rather than the other way round, learning their routine and settling in as part of it.”£24 an hourProfile →
“Mary is a really fantastic carer. She has a wealth of experience, Is wonderfully calm and lovely with my 91year old mother. She is sensitive to mums needs and also is able to engages in stimulating conversation with mum when mum signals she is in the mood for it. Mum loves her presence in the house. I couldn’t recommend Mary more highly.”
Companionship
Visits for company rather than personal care: a conversation, a walk, the shopping or a lift to a club.
- Of the 45 nearest carers with a full profile, 36 write about companionship, conversation or days out in their own profile.
Soniben T.Coventry · 8 years caring“I've supported people with a wide range of conditions, including dementia, stroke, Parkinson's, motor neurone disease and physical disabilities, as well as anxiety, depression and learning disabilities, and I'm just as comfortable simply sitting with someone…”£20 an hour1 reviewProfile →
Meyman M.Coventry · 2 years caring“Day to day, I help with medication reminders, bathing, toileting, catheter care, cleaning, laundry and cooking, alongside plenty of ordinary companionship, including a fair few silly jokes when the moment calls for it.”£18.80 an hour2 reviewsProfile →
Abibat C.Coventry · 2 years caring“If you think I might be a good fit for your family, I would be glad to have a chat whenever suits you.”£20.10 an hour1 reviewProfile →
“I highly recommend Mary as a carer. She is kind, thoughtful, dedicated and professional. She has been so lovely as a live in carer with my dad until his passing at the fine age of 91. She has a lovely sense of humour and is an absolute pleasure to be around. If I was in a similar situation again I would not hesitate to contact her and wish her all the very best for the future.”
Companionship care explainedCarers who share a hobby in Warwickshire
Personal care
Help with washing, dressing, the toilet and continence, from the same carer each time.
- Of the 45 nearest carers with a full profile, 38 describe personal care in their own words, not just on a checklist.
Lisa C.Chelmsley Wood · 35 years caring“In 35 years I have supported people through dementia, stroke, Parkinson's, diabetes, arthritis, respiratory illness and end of life care, alongside the everyday tasks of washing, dressing, medication, meals and moving around safely, including catheter and…”£26.50 an hourProfile →
Augustine O.Rugby · 8 years caring“I bring a steady, friendly presence to a home, whether that means helping with medication reminders, personal care, hoist and catheter support, or simply sitting and chatting to keep someone company.”£19.20 an hourProfile →
Joanne F.Warwick · 6 years caring“Day to day, I help with the things that keep people comfortable and safe: washing, dressing, moving and handling, catheter care, medication reminders, meals and companionship.”£20 an hourProfile →
“Yvonne cared for my mum, who was suffering from dementia, during the day for around a year. Yvonne helped my mum with many aspects of daily life such as showering, nutrition, and personal care. She also helped my mum to enjoy activities that were becoming difficult on her own, such as walking in nature, gardening, music, cooking, and artwork.”
“If you bump into her in the night on her way to the bathroom she will still inquire how you are and if everything is alright. I would highly recommend Mary but be quick because she is highly sought after.”
Help with a condition
Care for a condition or a change in health in Warwickshire
Dementia care
Care from someone who has looked after people with dementia before and knows how to keep a day calm.
- Of the 45 nearest carers with a full profile, 40 write about caring for someone with dementia.
Rehana H.Coventry · 15 years caring“I have supported people with a wide range of conditions, from dementia and Parkinson's to mobility difficulties and long term health conditions, and I am comfortable with personal care, medication, and the practical side of the day too.”£18.50 an hourProfile →
Richard T.Coventry · 3 years caring“I also looked after my grandfather who had dementia. Which taught me to have patience.”£20 an hourProfile →
Samuel O.Coventry · 4 years caring“Alongside safeguarding and dementia awareness, I have completed MAPA training, and I keep up to date with health and safety, infection control and fire safety.”£18 an hourProfile →
“I was hesitant about having others involved, but I was comfortable with Yvonne from the off (and more importantly, Kate was). Kate's care needs are complex, but Yvonne dealt very well with the challenges. When circumstances finally forced me to put Kate into a care home, I felt the we had both lost a friend. I unhesitatingly recommend Yvonne.”
Care for Parkinson's, stroke and other conditions
Carers who have looked after someone with a particular condition, such as Parkinson's, a stroke or MS.
- Of the 45 nearest carers with a full profile, 36 write about Parkinson's, stroke, MS or motor neurone disease.
Fortune Sbusiso K.Coventry · 3 years caring“My experience covers a wide range of conditions, including dementia, Parkinson's, stroke, epilepsy, and respiratory illness, as well as learning disabilities and autism.”£23.50 an hour1 reviewProfile →
Rahab M.Coventry · 20 years caring“Over the years I have supported people living with dementia, Parkinson's, motor neurone disease, stroke, heart disease and diabetes, among many other conditions.”£20 an hourProfile →
Dawn C.Stratford-upon-Avon · 25 years caring“I have built my knowledge through years of hands-on experience rather than formal nursing training, working closely with three long-term clients whose needs varied hugely, from dementia and Parkinson's to arthritis and declining mobility.”£25 an hourProfile →
Care after a hospital stay
A few weeks of extra help at home while strength and confidence come back after a hospital stay.
- Of the 45 nearest carers with a full profile, 12 write about helping someone home from hospital or through a recovery.
Viola N.Coventry · 12 years caring“Based in Coventry, I offer hourly, live-in and overnight care, and over twelve years I have supported people with a wide range of needs, from dementia and Parkinson's to stroke recovery and end of life care.”£26 an hour1 reviewProfile →
Michelle J.Coventry · 9 years caring“I have been providing hourly and visiting care around Coventry for nine years now, and in that time I have supported people through a huge range of circumstances, from dementia and Parkinson's to stroke recovery, diabetes, heart disease and end of life care.”£19.30 an hour2 reviewsProfile →
Colen M.Coventry · 8 years caring“I am based in Coventry and offer both hourly and live-in care, and over eight years I have supported people with a wide range of conditions, including dementia, Parkinson's, stroke recovery, heart disease and end of life care.”£18.80 an hour1 reviewProfile →
Palliative care at home
Support at home for someone who is very ill, alongside the district nurses and the GP.
- Of the 45 nearest carers with a full profile, 19 write about palliative care or caring for someone who is very ill.
Yvonne N.Leamington Spa · 2 years caring“I'm based in Leamington Spa and offer hourly visiting care and overnight care, with two years of experience supporting people with a wide range of conditions, from dementia and Parkinson's to stroke recovery, arthritis and end of life care.”£19.80 an hour3 reviewsProfile →
Susan N.Coventry · 20 years caring“G adult/elderly and children/young people, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, spinal injury, mental health, anxiety, OCD, depression dementia, palliative care, Huntington's disease, anaphylaxis, stoma care, peg feeds, catheter care, personal…”£23.80 an hourProfile →
Lucy B.Shipston-on-Stour · 20 years caring“I also support people who are bedbound or living with poor mobility, and I take real care over end of life care, wanting people to feel comfortable and respected.”£25 an hourProfile →
“I have never met a person who is so kind and thinks about others before himself to such an extent as Chris Malagala. He acted at all times in a completely professional manner, and showed excellent attention to detail, yet was always able to go about his work with a smile on his face. Most of all my Father liked him and trusted him right from the start and throughout the period when Chris cared for him.”
Nights and round the clock
Care at night and around the clock in Warwickshire
Overnight care
A carer spends the night in the house, either sleeping and on hand, or awake all night.
- Of the 45 nearest carers with a full profile, 37 offer overnight care.
- £160 to £190 for a sleeping night and £165 to £250 for a waking night on PrimeCarers.
Caroline M.5 years caring“I have five years of experience offering hourly, live-in and overnight care, and I speak Afrikaans, English and Kikuyu.”Does nightsProfile →
Elson D.Coventry · 7 years caring“I'm Dixson, and I offer hourly visits, live-in and overnight care around Coventry. Seven years in, I still find that staying calm, even when things feel stressful for a family, is often the most useful thing I bring to a visit.”Does nightsProfile →
David O.Coventry · 4 years caring“That steady, careful way of working suits me, and it is something I have leaned on through four years of professional care in Coventry, where I offer hourly, live-in and overnight support.”Does nightsProfile →
“She is the real deal, the real life Mary Poppins that we didn't think existed. She has contributed to all our lives in such a positive way and truly is a huge ray of sunshine in what were very difficult circumstances.”
Respite care
Cover so the person who does the caring can stop for a while, from a few visits to a fortnight.
- Of the 45 nearest carers with a full profile, 39 do nights or live-in care, which is how most respite is covered.
Lucy B.Coventry · 25 years caring“Sometimes I visit for a few hours, sometimes I move in for live-in care, and sometimes I stay overnight.”£20 an hourProfile →
Chioma Mariagorreti U.Coventry · 1 years caring“My working week in Coventry can look quite different from one day to the next: a few hours here, a full overnight stay there, sometimes settling into a live-in role for a family who needs more continuous support.”£18.20 an hourProfile →
Itohanosa Jane A.Coventry · 2 years caring“My week is usually a mix of hourly visits and overnight stays, and it's the quieter moments, a proper chat over a cup of tea or helping someone settle for the night, that I enjoy most.”£18.80 an hourProfile →
Live-in care
One carer lives in the home and is there through the day and night, with a daily break.
- 100 live-in carers are based within about an hour of Warwickshire.
- A week here costs £1,015 to £1,120 with our fee included, typically £1,050.
- Of the 45 nearest carers with a full profile, 22 also do live-in care as well as visits.
Mary K.Coventry · 4 years caring“I bring that same energy into my work as a live-in and overnight carer based in Coventry, where I have spent four years supporting people in their own homes.”£217 a day5 reviewsProfile →
Matsiliso M.Leamington Spa · 10 years caring“I offer hourly and visiting care, overnight care and live-in care around Leamington Spa, and I try to bring that same steady, unhurried approach to every visit.”£170 a day2 reviewsProfile →
Harnaik R.Leamington Spa · 2 years caring“I'm based in Leamington Spa and offer hourly, live-in and overnight care. I speak both English and Punjabi, which sometimes makes a real difference for clients and families who prefer to talk in their first language.”£180 a day2 reviewsProfile →
“Her prompt availability and composed professionalism immediately instilled a sense of reassurance and support in my father. Her profile accurately reflected her attributes, and she adeptly encouraged my father to engage in tasks beyond his initial limitations, all while ensuring he retained his independence.”
Care homes
Care homes and nursing homes in Warwickshire
109 of the 140 with a Care Quality Commission rating are rated good or outstanding, 4 of them outstanding, and 31 are rated requires improvement or inadequate. Few homes here publish their fees; among homes in England that do, a residential place typically costs about £1,300 a week and a nursing place about £1,595. A live-in carer here costs £1,015 to £1,120 a week, so for one person the two cost about the same, and for a couple live-in care costs far less.
Elderly care in Warwickshire helps you weigh care at home against a care home, and care at home or a care home goes through what to ask a home before choosing it.
Agencies or private carers
Home care agencies and private carers in Warwickshire
116 home care agencies for older people in Warwickshire
124 private carers near Warwickshire
Every carer on PrimeCarers has passed an enhanced DBS, identity and right-to-work check and an online interview before they appear (how we check carers). Agency or private carer compares the two, and the best home carers in Warwickshire profiles the best-rated private carers nearby.
Paying for care
Help paying for care in Warwickshire
Attendance Allowance is not means tested and can go towards any of these. The council assesses needs for free and contributes once savings fall below £23,250, and NHS Continuing Healthcare pays in full when needs are mainly health needs. Funding home care in Warwickshire sets out each route and who to contact.
Questions
Questions families in Warwickshire ask about the types of care
124 carers within about 45 minutes of Warwickshire offer care at home, from companionship visits to live-in care. Away from home, 144 care homes in Warwickshire take older people, 47 of them with nursing and 110 registered to care for people with dementia.
For one person it is usually about the same: a live-in week here is typically £1,050 with our fee included, against about £1,300 for a care home place. For a couple, one live-in carer costs about £1,350 a week, far less than two care home places. Care at home or a care home goes through the decision.
A nursing home is a care home with registered nurses on shift, for people who need nursing as well as care, such as wound care or complex medication. Of the 144 care homes in Warwickshire that take older people, 47 provide nursing. 110 are registered to care for people with dementia. The difference between a nursing home and a care home explains how to tell which is needed.
Often, yes. Attendance Allowance is not means tested and helps with the cost of care at any level. The council contributes once savings fall below £23,250, and the NHS pays in full when needs are mainly health needs. Funding home care in Warwickshire sets out each route.