Home care in Chorley, from our Chorley team

No. You can self-refer directly to us at any time. Many families also go through their local council for a care needs assessment first, which can help with funding, but it isn't a requirement to get started with us. Whichever route you choose, you are welcome to call the office and ask us.

We cover Chorley and the surrounding areas, including Adlington, Preston, Astley Village, Brindle, Buckshaw Village, Eccleston. If you're unsure whether your address falls within our coverage, just call the office and ask. The same local team plans and delivers care across all of these areas.

Yes. We're registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission, currently rated Good. Our full inspection report is available on the CQC website, linked above. Every care package is also planned, delivered and quality-checked by our own local team, not a call centre elsewhere.

Domiciliary care is professional care delivered in your own home instead of a care home. From our Chorley office it can start with a 30-minute visit and build up to live-in care as your needs change.

Yes. Alongside personal care and medication reminders, our carers can help with meals, shopping and errands, and light housework such as laundry. What is included is agreed in your care plan.

The cost depends on how many visits you need and how long each one is, so it is quoted at your free assessment. There is no obligation to go ahead.

In Chorley, adult social care is run by Lancashire County Council rather than Chorley Council. You can self-refer to them for a care needs assessment without a GP referral, or call our Chorley office and we will talk you through it.