For many people, with long-term conditions or in the later stages of life, staying in their own home can create worries about what the future holds and whether a Care Home is the only option. Care 1st Homecare are committed to move heaven and earth to support people to be able to remain in their own homes regardless of circumstance. Which we believe to be a better alternative to a Care Home.
We understand how important independence is to you and your loved ones and how much people want to enjoy life in the familiar surroundings of their own home amongst the community they choose to live in.
For nearly 20 years we’ve helped hundreds of people continue living in their own homes. We provide visiting home care, live-in & 24/7 care, respite care , dementia care & supported living services tailored to individual needs – because every one of us is unique and no two clients are the same.
We have specialist care workers for various conditions such as:
We are not an agency, we employ, manage and train all of our Care Workers and are registered and regulated by the Care Quality Commission, Local Authorities and the NHS.
Call us today on Bristol 0117 968 4810, request a callback or alternatively email us and we’ll contact you.
We can provide assistance with the following:
Complete care on-hand
Discreet personal assistance
Relief for live-in carers
Promoting independence
Promoting independence
Employee cover services
Promoting independence
Promoting independence
We are always on the lookout for enthusiastic and hardworking individuals looking to develop a rewarding career within the care industry where they can really make a difference to people’s lives.
With competitive pay rates and opportunities to train for professional qualifications, we would like to hear from you if you think you fit the bill.
“Working with Care 1st has opened the door to a rewarding career in the care industry” A M Staff (Care Assistant)
Care 1st Homecare are approved providers to the following authorities:
Care 1st is registered with CQC (Care Quality Commision) and subscribes to the General Social Care Council Code of Conduct.
