Medication
Prompts, support and safe administration in line with the care plan.
Fully managed live-in care
Care at home, shaped around a life.
A professional carer lives in the home and provides one-to-one support, companionship and reassurance, while an experienced Edyn care team manages the details behind the scenes.
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Stay at home.
Keep life feeling familiar.
CQC regulatedManaged care in England
One-to-oneSupport shaped around one person
A whole teamOngoing oversight and coordination
What live-in care means
A professional presence. A familiar way of life.
Live-in care offers practical help without asking someone to leave behind the home, routines and relationships that matter.
The carer has their own room and shares daily life in a way that respects privacy and independence. Support might be light at first or more involved, and the plan can adapt as needs change.
See how Edyn arranges careEveryday support
What can a live-in carer help with?
The assessment turns individual needs, preferences and risks into a clear care plan. These are common areas of support, not a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Meals and nutrition
Shopping and home-cooked meals shaped around preferences and dietary needs.
Personal care
Discreet help with washing, dressing, continence and daily routines.
Mobility
Reassuring support to move safely around the home and get out and about.
Household tasks
Light housekeeping, laundry and the everyday jobs that keep a home comfortable.
Companionship
Conversation, shared interests and company that feels natural rather than scheduled.
Appointments and outings
Help attending appointments, seeing friends and staying part of the local community.
Routines and wellbeing
A consistent rhythm to the day, with changes noticed and shared with the care team.
Support where needed.Independence everywhere possible.
Care around the person
The aim is not to take over. It is to make more possible.
- Keep meaningful routinesMornings, meals and rituals can stay recognisable.
- Remain connectedFriends, family, pets and community stay close.
- Protect independenceSupport is given where needed, not where it is not.
Fully managed by Edyn
One carer in the home. A complete care team behind them.
Edyn is responsible for more than making an introduction. We assess, plan, coordinate and review care, supporting both the family and the professional carer throughout the placement.
Explore how Edyn worksProfessional carer
Provides one-to-one support in the home and follows the personalised care plan.
Care Manager
Assesses needs, oversees quality and reviews care as circumstances change.
Care coordination
Supports continuity, manages placements and helps arrange planned cover.
Family visibility
Keeps the people who matter informed without making technology a barrier.
Practical details
Clear expectations make care work well.
Edyn manages
Care, coordination and oversight
- A personalised care assessment and plan
- Carefully selected and vetted professional carers
- A dedicated Care Manager
- Ongoing care coordination and quality oversight
- Planned carer rotation and continuity support
- Family access to relevant care information
The household provides
A sustainable place to live and work
- A private bedroom for the professional carer
- Food or an agreed food allowance
- Reasonable breaks and time away from duties
- A safe, welcoming home environment
Understanding the options
Live-in care compared with a care home.
See how a care home, an introductory matching agency and Edyn's fully managed service differ in the areas families often ask about.
| How we compare | Care home | Introductory agencies |  |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trained carers | |||
| One-to-one support | |||
| Dedicated care team | |||
| Comfort of your own home | |||
| Connect to your community | |||
| Oversight of care, nutrition and medication | |||
| Understanding of wellbeing | |||
| Fully managed | |||
| Family can stay at any time |
Transparent pricing
Understand the likely cost before making a decision.
The weekly price reflects the complexity and level of support required. A care assessment allows Edyn to recommend the right package and explain exactly what is included.
See pricing and inclusionsLive-in care for one personFrom £1,245
per week, confirmed following assessment
Common questions
Useful answers before you begin.
Every family and home is different. A conversation gives you answers grounded in the situation rather than general advice.
How quickly can live-in care start?
Timescales depend on the assessment, care needs and the right carer match. In urgent situations, Edyn will explain what is realistically possible and prioritise a safe start rather than making promises before understanding the situation.
Is night-time care included?
A live-in carer can provide limited support during the night, but they must also have enough uninterrupted rest to work safely. Frequent or prolonged waking may require a waking-night carer or a different care arrangement, which will be discussed during assessment.
Will we always have the same carer?
Care is usually delivered by a small, planned team rather than one person indefinitely. This gives the main carer proper breaks and creates resilient continuity when someone is on leave or unavailable.
Can a live-in carer support dementia care?
Yes. Many families choose live-in care because familiar surroundings and routines can be especially valuable for someone living with dementia. The assessment establishes the right skills, risks and level of support.
Does the carer need their own room?
Yes. A professional carer needs a clean, private bedroom with suitable storage and access to bathroom facilities. Their room is an important part of providing safe and sustainable live-in care.
Is Edyn regulated by the CQC?
Yes. Edyn's managed care service is registered with the Care Quality Commission in England. This means the service is accountable for how care is assessed, planned, delivered and reviewed.
Planning and advice
Read at your own pace.
A helpful first step
You do not need to have everything worked out.
Tell us what is happening now. A Family Care Advisor can help you understand the options, likely timescales and what to do next.