Live-in care in East Sussex gives people the option to stay in the homes and routines that feel right for them. We support clients in areas such as Brighton, Lewes and Eastbourne, offering one-to-one help that fits comfortably into everyday life. Whether someone needs practical assistance, steady personal support or simply appreciates having another person in the house, live-in care allows them to remain safe, settled and independent at home.

Highest regulatory ratings
Care for 18,000+ older people
Recommended by 95% of our clients
10,000 trained Care Professionals
Homecare.co.uk rating 9.6/10
Highest regulatory ratings
Care for 18,000+ older people
Recommended by 95% of our clients
10,000 trained Care Professionals
Homecare.co.uk rating 9.6/10
Everyone has their own way of doing things, and good live-in care should work with these habits, not against them. In East Sussex, people lead very different lives, so we begin by noticing what already helps someone feel at ease. This might be the pattern of their mornings, how they like their meals prepared, the order in which they approach household tasks or the moments when a bit of reassurance makes the day easier. These details guide how support is tailored.
Live-in care may include personal care, preparing familiar meals, prompting medication, help moving safely around the home, companionship or support with keeping things organised. Each plan is tailored so clients remain in control of their choices while having reliable help with the parts of daily life that have become harder to manage.
As a CQC-regulated provider, we emphasise clarity, reliability and respectful practice. Families often tell us it brings relief knowing someone they trust is present day and night, especially when health or confidence changes. Whether care is needed short-term or for longer-term support, we provide steady, dignified live-in care across East Sussex.

Our approach aims to make life feel calmer and more manageable without altering the sense of home. We learn which moments in the day run smoothly, where someone prefers a bit of guidance, and the activities or routines that help our clients feel happy. This gives the Care Professional a clear sense of when to step in and when to stand back.
Support may involve helping someone prepare for the day ahead, offering a steady arm when moving around the home, keeping things tidy in the background or providing reassuring company during more uncertain moments. As needs shift, we adjust gradually so support always feels appropriate and comfortable.
Having a familiar Care Professional in the home helps reduce worry and brings structure to the day, making life feel more predictable for both clients and their families. This thoughtful, balanced approach helps people remain confident and settled at home.
Families want to feel connected and reassured when live-in care begins, and clear communication helps make that possible. Whether relatives are based locally or live further away, we keep them updated so they understand how things are going at home and feel confident in the support in place.
We also build a positive working relationship between the client, their family and the Care Professional living in the home. As everyone becomes familiar with one another, support becomes smoother and more attuned to the person’s preferences and long-standing routines. Subtle changes in confidence, mobility or general well-being can be spotted early, allowing us to adapt care without disruption.
With day-to-day practical help, consistent companionship and steady one-to-one support, we create a safe and comfortable home environment where clients can continue living life their own way. Families gain peace of mind, and loved ones benefit from dignity, comfort and dependable everyday care.

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