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Why families choose a Lithuanian-speaking carer
Speak the same language
Discuss care needs, medication, and routines clearly — without misunderstandings.
Cultural understanding
Shared language often means shared values around food, family, faith, and daily life.
Vetted & background-checked
Checks cover identity, right to work, an interview and an accepted criminal-record check: Enhanced DBS, DBS Update Service, Scottish PVG or Access NI. The acceptance window for a standalone Enhanced DBS certificate is 18 months. Update Service rechecks apply where that route is used. Check the documents and discuss skills, training and suitability for your particular care needs before booking.
Care in familiar surroundings
Hourly, overnight, or live-in care — matched to your loved one's language and your area.
Featured carers
A closer look at some of the Lithuanian-speaking carers on PrimeCarers: their experience, reviews and what they offer.
Core Strengths: Personal care, Medication management, Complex needs Support, Communication, Empathy, Crisis management, Building Rapport.
I am a highly experienced and reliable Carer with 11 years of dedicated experience providing compassionate, holistic support to individuals. My professional focus is to deliver exceptional standards of care that prioritize the client's dignity, independence, and overall well-being.
Walking, dancing, gardening, yoga: I like to stay active, and that energy carries into my work too. I am based in Broadstairs and offer hourly visiting care. Over four years I have supported people with dementia, Parkinson's, stroke, heart disease and a range of other conditions, along with anxiety and depression. I speak English and Lithuanian, which helps me connect with a wider range of clients.
Companionship is what I care about most. I am happy to sit and watch telly, do a puzzle, or go for a walk, whatever a client enjoys. I also help with bathing, dressing, medication reminders, catheter care and moving around the home, so the practical side is covered. I cook, do the laundry and help with errands too, so the day feels calm rather than rushed.
I bring a friendly, easy manner to every visit, and I genuinely enjoy the company of the people I support. If you think we might get on, I would love to hear from you, no pressure at all.
Greetings from me- Im Artur , the easygoing person.
Im just 43 years young gentleman, originally from Vilnius {Lithuania} and have moved to UK in 2004.
I have long working experience {over 10 years} as Live in Carer (with all necessary training's certificates, Care certificate, DBS check up to date).
I have started as carer in Care homes and after getting more experience have moved to Live in care
Since that Improviding living care all across the UK {from Scotland to Isle of Wight}.
You can expect from me everything you need on 24 hour basis- I will enable my clients to remain in their homes with as much independence as possible, carrying out such tasks as- personal care, shopping, cooking , housekeeping, social welfare and all that in professional, discreet and caring manner, whilst respecting client dignity, privacy, property and confidentiality.
Im always saying- you will be looked after as you are my father or mother.
Im very experienced in care for clients with: Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer, Brain injury, Dementia, End of life care, spinal injury, learning disability and have been caring for people of different age groups{ 20- 103 years old}.
Dedicated, hardworking, highly motivated, positive and empathetic person who love helping others,
And trying to make real difference in people lives, cheerful, very honest, reliable, trustworthy and happy person- its all about me.
What I like in life? Travelling is my passion {have visited over 100 countries}, as well as fishing, hiking, cycling, all kind of sports. Cats and dogs- my lovely friends.
Im professional translator {have university degree} ,as well as car engineer {also have BA university degree}.
I hope I could tell you more when I come and will be helpful to your care needs.
Hope to see you soon.
Regards,
Artur Bogdanovic
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before arranging care.
Enter your postcode or town in the search box and we will show carers in your area who speak Lithuanian.
Checks cover identity, right to work, an interview and an accepted criminal-record check: Enhanced DBS, DBS Update Service, Scottish PVG or Access NI. The acceptance window for a standalone Enhanced DBS certificate is 18 months. Update Service rechecks apply where that route is used. Check the documents and discuss skills, training and suitability for your particular care needs before booking. We do not check qualifications, training or references, so ask the carer about those directly.
Live-in carers can relocate to be with your loved one. We may suggest live-in care if hourly options are limited in your area.
Carers set their own rates, which vary by location, experience and care needs. Profile rates include our platform commission and the VAT on that commission. Agree the care, any extra services and expenses before booking. The standard contract charges bank holidays at 1.5 times the normal rate and Christmas Day at twice the normal rate. Compare like-for-like quotes for the same care and cover.
Search by your postcode and filter by language, care type and availability to see carers who fit what you need. You can message carers directly, or post a job describing what you’re looking for so that Lithuanian-speaking carers can apply. You choose who to talk to and who to book.
You can arrange hourly (visiting) care, overnight care, respite and full-time live-in care. Carers help with companionship, personal care, medication support, mobility, meal preparation, household tasks and getting out and about, depending on what your loved one needs.
That depends on the carers near you and how flexible you can be on times and care type. You can search and message carers straight away. If it is urgent, the urgent care finder on our emergency care page can help.
Yes. We always recommend speaking with a carer first, by message, phone or video, and arranging an introductory meeting so both sides are comfortable. There’s no obligation to proceed until you’ve found someone who feels right for your family.
For visits booked through PrimeCarers, we arrange cover where the carer does not have their own. Cover depends on the policy terms, eligibility and exclusions; check that it covers the work you agree. Our team provides platform and administrative support and can help you look for alternatives. Replacement availability and start dates need confirmation. Read the insurance information.
You agree the care with a self-employed carer and use PrimeCarers for contract, booking and payment tools. Keep bookings accurate and pay through the platform. The standard notice is 48 hours for hourly care and for live-in care before 168 hours have been worked. After 168 hours, live-in care requires 7 days. Different notice terms must be agreed in writing under the contract. Booked visits you cancel are payable under the contract, except for unplanned hospitalisation, illness or another reason agreed with your carer. Your carer may waive some or all of the charge. Read the agreement.
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