Home Care in West Barnes

Home Instead Wimbledon and Kingston proudly provide care in West Barnes and nearby Motspur Park, supporting older adults to stay safe, independent and connected to their local community. Whether it’s help with daily routines, personal care, or simply a friendly chat, our Care Professionals are here to make life at home that bit easier. We tailor every visit to the individual—whether that means a gentle walk through Sir Joseph Hood Memorial Park, support with appointments, or preparing a favourite meal. From companionship and dementia care to post-hospital recovery and live-in services, we’re proud to deliver flexible, personalised care for families across West Barnes.

In West Barnes, we offer a full range of home care services to support clients with everyday needs and more complex conditions. This includes general help with personal care, mobility, meal preparation, nail care and companionship, as well as condition-led support for dementia, Parkinson’s and post-operative recovery. For those requiring more ongoing support, we also offer live-in care, palliative care, and reablement after hospital discharge. Every care plan is personalised, ensuring clients receive the right level of support. We can typically have a Care Professional in place in West Barnes within a week—often sooner—to provide timely, reliable help when it’s most needed.

Our West Barnes clients are supported by a skilled and compassionate team, trained at our dedicated learning space, “Betty’s Flat,” and guided by experienced leaders in home care. With a strong focus on person-centred care, we pride ourselves on delivering support that’s flexible, thoughtful and genuinely life-enhancing. What drives us is the belief that everyone deserves to live well, in the place they know best. A great example is John and Mary, a couple we supported to stay together at home with personalised care tailored to both their needs—read their story here.

West Barnes is a welcoming community with several fantastic amenities for older adults. We regularly support clients to attend local events at West Barnes Library, including the popular Knit and Natter group, which offers a relaxed and friendly space to connect with others. As part of our wider mission to reduce isolation and support wellbeing, we encourage families to explore local resources such as Merton’s dementia support services, which offer practical advice and community-based activities. These local connections help our clients in West Barnes stay active, social and supported in everyday life.