Home Care in Limekilns

Our friendly team provides personalised home care in Limekilns and the surrounding area. Our Care Professionals, many of whom have been with us for several years, are not just highly trained but naturally compassionate individuals who genuinely enjoy brightening their clients’ days. We’re proud of our Care Inspectorate ‘Very Good’ rating and our flexible approach, including one-hour minimum visits and regular outings – whether it’s a peaceful stroll along Limekilns Harbour or a trip to a garden centre for coffee and cake. By focusing on companionship alongside practical support, our Care Professionals help clients stay connected to their community and continue enjoying their favourite activities.

We understand that choosing the right home care provider is a significant decision, which is why we focus on building meaningful relationships through unhurried visits by experienced Care Professionals. Supporting clients in familiar surroundings not only often proves more cost-effective than residential care but allows them to maintain their established daily routines and preferences. Our dedicated team delivers compassionate care that feels as natural and comfortable as if it were provided by family, helping clients continue living life their way while giving families complete peace of mind.

Led by Directors Tony and Rachel, alongside Dorothy, our Registered Care Manager, we’ve created a welcoming environment where our Care Professionals feel valued and supported. We invest heavily in specialist training, particularly in areas like dementia, Parkinson’s and medication support, ensuring our team has the expertise to provide exceptional care. Many of our Care Professionals have been working in care for years, providing the consistency and familiar faces that our local clients appreciate, while our open-door policy at our Inverkeithing office means there’s always a friendly face and a cup of tea waiting.

We are active in Limekilns and across West Fife, working closely with Give a Dog a Bone charity to support their new community hub in Dunfermline. This vital project helps tackle loneliness among older people by offering support to rehome dogs, alongside running engaging classes and drop-in sessions. Throughout the year, we bring our community together through local fairs and our annual ‘Be a Santa’ initiative, delivering festive gifts to older adults who might otherwise feel isolated during the winter months. Our care team takes genuine pleasure in these activities, seeing first-hand how they brighten our clients’ days and strengthen local connections.