Domiciliary Care
- Best for
- People who need help at set times of the day
- How it works
- Carers visit at agreed times
- Typical support
- Personal care, meals, medication support
- Flexibility
- Visits can increase or reduce

At Kisumen Care Services, we know that no two people need exactly the same support. That is why we offer a range of care at home, from a short daily visit to a carer who lives with you. Whatever the level of help, care is always planned around the person, their routines and their wishes.
| Domiciliary Care | Live-in Care | Disability Support | Respite Care | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | People who need help at set times of the day | People who need support and company throughout the day | Adults with disabilities who want to live more independently | Family carers who need a break |
| How it works | Carers visit at agreed times | A carer lives in the home | Support planned around personal goals | Short term care at home |
| Typical support | Personal care, meals, medication support | Daily routines, companionship, household help | Daily living, community access, independence skills | Covers the usual care routine |
| Flexibility | Visits can increase or reduce | Ongoing arrangement | Hours agreed with you | One off or regular breaks |
Regular visits from a familiar carer who helps with the parts of the day that have become harder, such as getting washed and dressed, preparing meals or taking medication. Visits can be once a day or several times a day, and can change as needs change.
Explore Domiciliary CareA dedicated carer lives in the home and provides ongoing support through the day, along with company and reassurance. Live-in care allows people to stay in the home they love, with their own belongings, pets and routines, rather than moving into a care home.
Explore Live-in CarePerson led support for adults with physical disabilities or sensory impairments. We work with each person to understand their goals, then provide the practical help they need to live with choice, dignity and independence, at home and in the community.
Explore Disability SupportCaring for a loved one is rewarding, but it can also be tiring. Respite care gives family carers time to rest, attend to their own health or take a holiday, knowing their loved one is safe, settled and well looked after at home.
Explore Respite Care

Our team is happy to answer your questions and help you decide on the best next step.