Home Care in Rosyth

There’s no place like home, and we understand how important it is to stay connected to the people and places that mean so much. Our experienced Care Professionals provide trusted home care in Rosyth and the surrounding area, helping clients maintain their independence while living comfortably at home. Rated ‘Very Good’ by the Care Inspectorate, our friendly team supports clients with daily activities and loves arranging enjoyable outings – whether it’s a peaceful afternoon at a local farm shop or tea and cake at The Wee Cafe. We make it possible for clients to keep enjoying the local community they love.

Our dedicated local team in Inverkeithing provides personalised home care across Rosyth, ensuring every client receives genuinely unhurried support. With our minimum one-hour visits, our friendly Care Professionals have the time to build meaningful connections and understand what makes each person comfortable and happy. We carefully tailor our Care Plans around individual preferences and routines, working closely with clients and their families to provide consistent, high-quality support. Based in the heart of the community, our experienced office team is always ready to respond to changing needs, while our long-serving care staff deliver thoughtful, attentive care that makes a real difference to people’s daily lives.

Our experienced leadership team brings together diverse expertise, from Director Tony’s management background to Director Rachel’s senior academic role and Care Manager Dorothy’s extensive health and social care knowledge. Based locally in Inverkeithing, we’re a close-knit team including Tracey, our Quality Coordinator, and Kirsty, our Care Scheduler, working together to provide outstanding home care across West Fife and Kinross. We understand how important choosing the right care is for families, which is why our door is always open for questions and support.

We are active in Rosyth and across West Fife, working closely with local charity Give a Dog a Bone to support their new community hub. 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 at local fairs, and our annual Be a Santa initiative delivers festive cheer to older adults who might otherwise feel isolated during the winter months.