Home Care in Wimbledon Park

Home Instead Wimbledon and Kingston proudly support older adults in Wimbledon Park and nearby areas like Southfields, Wimbledon Village and central Wimbledon. With its leafy streets and the beautiful open space of Wimbledon Park—the largest park in Merton—the area feels like a village, yet it’s just minutes from the lively Broadway. Our Care Professionals help clients stay connected to all of it, whether it’s a walk through the park, popping to local shops, or help at home with daily routines. We offer tailored care across the board—from companionship and personal care to dementia support, post-op recovery and live-in care—so clients can continue enjoying life, right where they feel most at home.

In Wimbledon Park, we provide a full range of home care services to suit individual needs—from general support with daily tasks like washing, dressing, nail care and meals to condition-led care for those living with dementia, Parkinson’s, or recovering from surgery. For more complex needs, we also offer live-in care, palliative support and post-hospital recovery. Whether someone needs a few hours of companionship or round-the-clock assistance, our flexible care plans are designed around their lifestyle. We’re proud to serve the Wimbledon Park community and can typically have a Care Professional in place within a week—ensuring timely, trusted support right when it’s needed.

Our team supporting clients in Wimbledon Park brings together skill, experience and genuine care. Every Care Professional is trained at our dedicated learning space, “Betty’s Flat,” and supported by leaders like Clare Jefferies and Dr Nerida Burnie, a dementia care specialist with decades of expertise (read more). What drives us and our team of amazing Care Professionals is simple: helping people live well at home. Whether it’s supporting someone with dementia to keep a familiar routine or just enjoying a peaceful walk through the park, we’re proud to offer care that’s personal, consistent and rooted in the heart of the community.

Wimbledon Park is a close-knit community with wonderful green spaces and a village-like feel, making it ideal for older adults wanting to stay active and connected. We support this with local initiatives like our Love to Sing group—bringing people together through music in nearby Wimbledon. We also signpost families to helpful resources like Connected Kingston, which lists dementia-friendly groups and activities nearby. Our Care Professionals help clients access these events safely and confidently, keeping them involved in the local life they love.