Compassionate Care, Rooted in Family Values
At Parkrow Care, we’ve been proudly delivering high-quality domiciliary care for over 22 years — and it all started with a simple belief: that everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and supported in their own home. We are a family-run business, and that personal touch guides everything we do. From our first day, we’ve built our reputation on trust, empathy, and genuine care — values that remain at the heart of our service today.
Why Domiciliary Care Might Be the Right Choice for Your Loved One
As our loved one’s age or face health challenges, making decisions about their care can feel overwhelming. You want them to be safe, comfortable, and treated with dignity—ideally in a place that feels like home. That’s where domiciliary care comes in.
What Is Domiciliary Care?
Domiciliary care—also known as home care—is a service that allows individuals to receive professional support and assistance in the comfort of their own home. Whether it's help with daily routines like bathing and dressing, or more complex care such as medication management and mobility support, domiciliary care provides flexible and personalised solutions.
Comfort and Familiarity
Staying at home means your loved one remains in a familiar environment. Surrounded by personal belongings and memories, many people feel more relaxed and content at home than in institutional settings.
Personalised Support
Unlike care homes, domiciliary care is tailored to the individual. From one-hour visits to 24/7 live-in care, every care plan is designed around the client’s specific needs, preferences, and routines.
Promotes Independence
Home care empowers individuals to maintain control over their daily lives, which can be a huge boost to confidence and wellbeing.
Promotes Independence
Home care empowers individuals to maintain control over their daily lives, which can be a huge boost to confidence and wellbeing.
Family Involvement
Families can be more involved in the day-to-day care of their loved ones and maintain closer contact without strict visiting hours or institutional rules.
Companionship
Loneliness can be a major issue for older or vulnerable adults. Regular visits from a friendly and trusted support worker offer not just physical support, but also emotional connection and companionship.
