Live-in careScottish BordersEyemouth
Compare live-in carers for Eyemouth and read client reviews. Typical advertised rate in our area sample: £1,064 a week, including our fee.
11 priced profiles sampled within about two hours of the Scottish Borders
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Live-in carer profiles near Eyemouth
£1,064 a week
typical week around the Scottish Borders, our fee included
£152
a day
Rates, reviews and distances are from carers' own profiles. A couple pays about £1,350 a week for one carer.

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Eyemouth in numbers
The nearest is based about 40 miles away. Eyemouth is in the Scottish Borders council area, where 4,092 people are aged 85 or over: 3.5% of residents, more than the UK average of 2.6% (ONS, mid-2025).
A live-in carer moves into the home in Eyemouth and is there day and night: personal care, meals, medicines prompted at the right times, company, and someone in the house overnight. On PrimeCarers you choose the carer yourself from the profiles of those who can reach Eyemouth, agree the rate on their profile, and we set up the contract and the weekly payments. Families arrange it after an operation or a hospital stay, for dementia, for a couple, or when visits are no longer enough. How live-in care works goes through it step by step.
Who is nearest
Closest first, with the rate each has set. Every one has passed our checks: an accepted criminal-record check (Enhanced DBS issued within the last 2 years, DBS Update Service, Scottish PVG or Access NI), identity, right to work, and an online interview.
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See live-in carers for EyemouthWhat it costs
A typical live-in week is £1,064 around the Scottish Borders, with our fee included, and the middle half of advertised rates run from £1,050 to £1,120. Here is where that sits against a care home.
Care home figures are averages for England; too few homes in the Scottish Borders publish a fee for a local median. Fees vary widely between homes. At home you keep paying the household bills and the carer's food, so add those before you compare.
For a couple the gap is wide: one live-in carer for both of you is about £1,350 a week, and a care home charges two fees. Work it through for your own numbers.
Hourly visits in the Scottish Borders are covered on the cost of home care in the Scottish Borders page, and you can compare private carers in the Scottish Borders for visits. Past about 35 hours a week, live-in care costs about the same and somebody is there all day.
The full figures, an estimator and what changes the priceLevel of need, couples, nights, days the family covers, and what to agree before the carer arrives.
The cost of live-in care in the Scottish BordersHow to arrange it
Four steps, and the first two cost nothing. You choose the carer; we handle the checks, the contract and the payments.
A person, not a form

Lee-Ann
Account manager for families in Eyemouth
Someone to talk to first
Most families start with a call: what your relative needs, what it would cost, whether a live-in carer is the right answer or hourly visits would do, and what to ask a carer when you speak to them. Lee-Ann has those conversations every day and can tell you which of the carers in Eyemouth might suit, though the choice is always yours.
Help paying
Eyemouth is in the Scottish Borders council area. In Scotland, council-arranged personal care is free if your care needs assessment says you need it, regardless of age, income or savings. Other help, such as shopping or housework, can be charged for. Agree the assessment and support plan with the council before arranging privately funded care. Scottish Borders direct payments and council funding covers the authority at the town centre; check your home postcode if you live near a boundary.
Depending on needs, Pension Age Disability Payment and Personal and nursing care in Scotland can help too, and the live-in care funding guide covers pensions, savings and the value in a home.
Around Eyemouth
Live-in carers travel to their placements, so the figures on this page apply to the towns around Eyemouth as much as to Eyemouth itself. These are the nearest places with their own live-in page, and the area guides behind this one.
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Questions
A typical week is £1,064 around the Scottish Borders, with our fee included: about £152 a day. The middle half of advertised rates fall between £1,050 and £1,120 a week. Complex care, such as advanced dementia or hoisting, starts from about £1,260. The cost of live-in care in the Scottish Borders has an estimator.
Live-in carers move in for the placement, so the search shows everyone who could come to Eyemouth, not only those nearby. A profile does not confirm availability: check dates and travel with each carer.
For one person they are close. A typical live-in week is £1,064, and the average care home in England charges £1,160 a week, or £1,410 with nursing. At home you also pay the household bills and the carer's food. For a couple, one live-in carer costs about £1,350 a week for both, while a care home charges two fees. The care home comparison has a calculator.
Eyemouth is in the Scottish Borders council area. In Scotland, council-arranged personal care is free if your care needs assessment says you need it, regardless of age, income or savings. Other help, such as shopping or housework, can be charged for. Agree the assessment and support plan with the council before arranging privately funded care. Scottish Borders direct payments and council funding explains the local route. Check which council covers your home postcode if you live near a boundary.
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