Home Care in New Malden

Home Instead Wimbledon and Kingston proudly serve the New Malden community, offering care that’s built around local life—familiar places, friendly faces, and a strong sense of belonging. Whether it’s a gentle walk through Blagdon Park, a visit to New Malden High Street, or a coffee and catch-up at Il Villaggio deli, our Care Professionals make everyday moments easier and enjoyable. We offer a full range of services, from companionship and help at home to post-op recovery, dementia care, respite and live-in support. We’re also close by for trips to Kingston Hospital or appointments in Worcester Park—helping clients stay independent and keep enjoying everything New Malden has to offer.

In New Malden, Home Instead Wimbledon and Kingston offer a wide range of care services to suit different needs—from friendly companionship, nail care and everyday help around the house to condition-led support for dementia, Parkinson’s and stroke recovery. We also provide complex care including live-in support, palliative care and post-hospital recovery. Whether someone needs help with personal care, meal prep or getting to appointments, we tailor every plan to fit their life. We can typically get a Care Professional in place within a week—sometimes even sooner—so families in New Malden can feel confident that support is close by and ready when it’s needed most.

Our New Malden clients benefit from a team of exceptional Care Professionals trained right here in Wimbledon at “Betty’s Flat,” our immersive learning space. With guidance from our Clinical Lead, Dr Nerida Burnie—an expert in dementia care—and led by Clare Jefferies, a recognised voice in older adult care (read more), our team delivers support that’s both skilled and deeply personal. What drives us is simple: we care about helping people live fully—whether it’s joining a local singing group, visiting New Malden Library, or enjoying a walk to the shops with someone who truly understands their needs.

In New Malden, we’re passionate about creating spaces where older adults feel seen, heard and connected. We run dementia information sessions and family talks led by Clare Jefferies, and regularly welcome clients to nearby “Love to Sing” groups in Kingston. We also signpost families to fantastic local resources like the New Malden Library, which hosts regular events, and the Merton Memory Hub, offering dementia-friendly support close to home. For many of our clients, these familiar spaces are where community and wellbeing thrive.