Peace of mind for families. Stability and comfort for loved ones.
Live In Home Care in South England
Why families choose Cheriton Homecare
Personalised support that feels right at home — with the oversight and continuity families need.
- Fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), with care built around safety, dignity, and high standards
- Carefully selected carers, with enhanced DBS checks, structured induction, and ongoing mandatory training
- Thoughtful matching and detailed carer profiles, so families know who is coming into the home
- Care plans shaped around daily routines, personal preferences, and changing health needs
- Digital care records and regular management check-ins to ensure consistency and clear communication
- Continuity-focused care, with organised cover and fast-start live-in support available when needed
Live-in support shaped around everyday life
By matching your loved one with a consistent caregiver, daily routines feel safer, calmer, and more manageable. Support that fits naturally into everyday life, giving both you and your family reassurance and peace of mind.
Personal care
Companionship
Medication reminders
Alzheimer's disease & dementia care
Palliative care
Household chores and assistance
Who our services are for
When extra support would make everyday life feel safer or more manageable.
Our care is often the right fit when:
- A loved one has recently been discharged from hospital and needs support recovering at home
- Dementia is beginning to affect routines, memory, or confidence
- There is an increased risk of falls or concerns about safety when alone
- Personal care is becoming more difficult or uncomfortable to manage independently
- Night-time waking or confusion is increasing
- A family carer is feeling exhausted and needs reliable respite support
- Loneliness or isolation is affecting wellbeing
- Health needs are changing and extra oversight would provide reassurance
Live-in care, 24-hour care, and visiting care: What’s the difference?
Live-in care and 24-hour care are often used interchangeably and refer to the same type of support. In this arrangement, one consistent caregiver lives in the home, offering support across the day while taking planned breaks, so care fits comfortably around your loved one’s usual routine.
Visiting care works differently. Instead of a caregiver staying in the home, support is provided through pre-arranged visits at certain times of the day. This option is well suited to individuals who are largely independent and only need help with specific tasks or check-ins.
A live-in home care agency that actually cares
We are a well-established, specialised live-in care agency, offering outstanding homecare – the kind we would want our own family members to receive.
Our Founder, Richard Barnett, spent 12 years caring at home for an elderly gentleman with advanced dementia named Billy, at his home, Cheriton House, after finding a residential care home unsuitable. The experience inspired Richard to found Cheriton Homecare, a live-in home care agency dedicated to providing high-quality, personal care, with the needs of the individual and the family at the centre.
Contact us today
For more information about our visiting care services in Brighton and Hove, or our live-in care services across the South of England, please fill out our contact form or call us directly.
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Begin with a conversation focused on your family
The right care is built on understanding, consistency, and genuine connection—not rushed schedules or impersonal routines. At Cheriton, we take time to truly know your loved one, so care reflects who they are and how they want to live at home.
A thoughtful conversation is the first step. Contact our team today to arrange your consultation.
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If you are looking to arrange care or just to find out more about the options available, please get in touch today.
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