Home Care providers in Stratford upon avon, Warwickshire

Alcester is not only home to one of many nationwide Helping Hands branches, but it is also a significant part of the history of our brand. Our story began over 30 years ago in 1989, when our Founder, Mary Lee, recognised the need for more personal, more flexible, more dedicated one-to-one care for those who require it. Since the conception of our care service, Alcester and its surrounding areas were one of the first regions in all of England & Wales to receive our renowned care visits. Nowadays, our Alcester branch continues to be a focal point of our service; whereby our support for the community has evolved from general domiciliary care to specialist care for complex needs and live-in care tailored to each individual.

We provide high-quality care to the elderly so that they can remain in their own home. And because we’re family-run, we know the importance of a personal touch. That’s why our carers do all they can to make sure your loved ones are happy and comfortable in their own home.

If you are looking for someone to support you with care at home, allowing you to maintain your independence and enjoy the best possible quality of life, Caremark Stratford Upon Avon can help. We offer a broad spectrum of homecare services, ranging from live-in care to occasional assistance with personal care. Caremark can also provide respite care and support with day-to-day domestic activities.

Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare, steeped in culture and history and set in the beautiful rural Warwickshire countryside is an ideal location for our elderly loved ones to enjoy its wide range of amenities, activities and events including it theatres, arts, music in the parks, and walks along the river.

Welcome to Lower Meadow. Situated in Stratford Upon Avon, our 69-bed residential care and dementia care home offers person-centred care and an established community for our residents to thrive. At Lower Meadow, we place a real emphasis on celebrating the lives of each and every one of our residents.

Many people would frankly prefer to stay in their own home, but circumstances sometimes mean that it is not the best option, so we try to make Hylands House as homely as possible. The original building was in fact a family home, although of course it has been extended and adapted to provide for the needs of 19 residents.