How did you choose the best home carers in Hammersmith and Fulham?

By what their clients said first, then by their record. We start from every carer who offers visits and is based within about 45 minutes of Hammersmith and Fulham, and keep those with a studio portrait and a profile that says enough about them to be useful. They are ordered by their client rating and how many reviews they have, then by whether a client wrote a review we can quote, then by their record with PrimeCarers, their years of experience and the care they have given through us. 4 of the 6 carers profiled here have client reviews, averaging 5.0 out of 5.

Are the carers on this page vetted?

Yes. Before a carer appears on PrimeCarers they have passed an enhanced DBS check, an identity check and a right-to-work check, and had an online interview with our team. That DBS must have been issued within the last 18 months, and it has to be renewed every 18 months. We check that a carer is caring; their skills, qualifications and training are for you to check with them. How we vet carers sets out each step.

Can we meet a carer before booking?

Yes, and it is worth doing. Message the carers you like through PrimeCarers with the visits you need and anything that has been difficult, then arrange a video call or a visit. Talking to a carer is free and nothing is booked until you say so. Most families speak to two or three carers before choosing.

How much do the best home carers in Hammersmith and Fulham charge?

The carers profiled on this page charge £18.50 to £25 an hour, with our fee included. Across Hammersmith and Fulham carers charge £19 to £23 an hour, typically £20. Agencies usually charge £28 to £35 an hour for a visit. The cost of home care in Hammersmith and Fulham works through what a week of visits comes to.

Are there carers in Hammersmith and Fulham with dementia experience?

11 of the 12 carers on this page list dementia on their profile. A tick on a profile is the carer's own description, so ask each one about the people with dementia they have cared for and what they found hardest. Dementia care at home covers what good support looks like at each stage.

Do any of the carers in Hammersmith and Fulham speak a language other than English?

Yes. Between them the carers on this page speak Italian, Shona, Somali and Swahili as well as English, and the search can filter by language. For someone whose first language has come back to them with age or dementia, a carer who shares it can make visits much easier.

What if the first carer is not right?

Then you choose another, and the same search shows who else is available. For visits, notice under the contract is 48 hours, and PrimeCarers makes no charge to stop or change carer. It helps to agree at the start that the first couple of weeks are a trial for both of you. Our team can help you find someone else in the meantime.

Can one of these carers stay overnight or live in?

Some can, and their profile says so. Of the carers profiled here, 6 also offer overnight care and 2 offer live-in care. Live-in carers travel much further for a placement than visiting carers do, so the best live-in carers in Hammersmith and Fulham is a separate page, drawn from a wider area.

The 6 Best Home Carers in Hammersmith and Fulham (2026)

The best home carers in Hammersmith and Fulham

3,068 home carers are based within about 45 minutes of Hammersmith and Fulham. This page profiles the six with the strongest record, starting with the four who have been reviewed by clients. Each profile has their photo, their own description of the work and, where there is one, what a client wrote about them.

Chosen by PrimeCarers from carers’ profiles and client reviews · Updated October 2026

Based in London · 17 years caring

Rochelle B.

Client rating: 5.0from 5 reviews
Hourly rate: £25 an hour, our fee included
Through PrimeCarers: 3,220 hours of care

In Rochelle’s words

“My name is Rochelle. I am a confident residential care manager with a proven track record of excellent leadership and care skills. Having previously registered with CQC and gaining over 11 years of experience in health and social care, developing, training, motivating, and implementing good strategies to ensure quality care standards are being maintained.”

Rochelle has been amazing with my disabled brother. Carl is profoundly deaf, has severe lymphedema and learning difficulties. He can be quite a tricky customer, but he loves spending time with Rochelle. As well as helping him with household tasks and massaging his legs, she is also a wonderful companion: engaging him in conversation, playing games and even going on short outings. I couldn't recommend her more!

Gabi M., a client of Rochelle’s, 2022

See Rochelle’s full profile4 more reviews on the profile

Based in London · 17 years caring

Rehema Z.

Client rating: 5.0from 1 review
Hourly rate: £18.50 an hour, our fee included
Through PrimeCarers: 656 hours of care

In Rehema’s words

“Hello my name is Rehema Ziiwa and i would like to be called Remmy. I moved from Uganda to the UK as a young adult and I live in London with my 4 very well behaved children who range from university going age to primary school. I am very proud of what i have achieved as a working mother because it has not been easy. I have been caring for people for over 20 years starting with my own husband who suffered from Kidney failure most of our married life.”

I found Rehema to be extremely kind, friendly, and helpful, she clearly enjoys and has a lot of experience in this sector. I would not hesitate to engage Rehema again for myself and I am very happy to recommend her to other PrimeCarers customers.

Darran H., a client of Rehema’s, 2026

Speaks Swahili as well as English. Outside work, Rehema lists walking, watching TV and music.

See Rehema’s full profile

Based in London · 11 years caring

Maryan A.

Client rating: 5.0from 1 review
Hourly rate: £20.10 an hour, our fee included
Through PrimeCarers: 120 hours of care

In Maryan’s words

“When I'm not with clients, I like to unwind with music and dancing, or try out a new recipe in the kitchen. It keeps me energised for the work I do. I offer hourly and overnight care across London. Over eleven years I have supported people with a wide range of needs, including dementia, Parkinson's, stroke, arthritis, respiratory illness and end of life care.”

Experience Maryan writes about

Dementia
Parkinson's
Stroke
Palliative care
Arthritis
Hoists

Outside work, Maryan lists walking, dancing, cooking & baking and DIY.

See Maryan’s full profileOne review on the profile

Based in London · 5 years caring

Victoria N.

Client rating: 5.0from 1 review
Hourly rate: £20 an hour, our fee included
Through PrimeCarers: 70 hours of care

In Victoria’s words

“My week can look quite different from one day to the next, moving between hourly visits, overnight stays and longer live-in placements across London, but what I enjoy most is the steady, everyday work of keeping someone safe, washed, fed and comfortable in their own home.”

Experience Victoria writes about

Dementia
Parkinson's
Stroke
Palliative care
Arthritis
Hoists

See Victoria’s full profileOne review on the profile

Based in London · 20 years caring · Drives

Susan D.

Client rating: No reviews on PrimeCarers yet
Hourly rate: £20 an hour, our fee included
Also offers: Overnight care and live-in care

In Susan’s words

“I have more than 12 years experience as a carer. I have worked with people in their homes, residential homes, nursing homes and I have also worked with people with learning disabilities and those living with dementia. At present I am studying BSc Mental Health Nursing, I am in my 2nd year.”

Experience Susan writes about

Dementia
Learning disabilities
Mental health

Speaks Shona as well as English.

See Susan’s full profile

Based in London · 20 years caring · Drives

Marian C.

Client rating: No reviews on PrimeCarers yet
Hourly rate: £21.30 an hour, our fee included
Also offers: Overnight care

In Marian’s words

“I have spent twenty years working as a carer in London, offering hourly visits and overnight care, and a good deal of what I know I have learned steadily on the job rather than in a classroom. I have supported people living with dementia, Parkinson's, stroke and a wide range of other conditions, and I am just as comfortable with the practical side of care, from medication reminders to bathing, dressing and mobility support.”

Experience Marian writes about