Providing nationwide live-in care at home since 1994

With a little extra assistance at home, you can spend more time with the ones you love

Providing private carers for the elderly and disabled

Providing live-in care across the UK and hourly care in St Albans and areas of Hertfordshire

Call to discuss your needs: 01707 333700

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Providing Private Carers for the Elderly and Disabled

The ENA Care Group was one of the first companies to provide live-in care from trained carers nationwide. A full time live-in care assistant or an hourly carer helps maintain your independence at home and also ensures you are cared for whenever you may need it.

With our vast experience providing care, you’ll notice the difference in the support we can offer to our clients nationwide.

Our private care services can be accessed at short notice, with our 24/7 fast response service ensuring your care is covered by our qualified care team and experienced on-call carers, even should an emergency arise.

For further information about our care services, to discover how we can support you with care or to discuss the costs of care, please just get in touch with our specialist team, who will be more than happy to help you.

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Live in Care

An alternative to hourly care, live in care provides you with a care assistant who lives with you at home, supporting your individual day to day needs and ensuring you can continue to live independently.

Flexible live in care fits around you and your lifestyle, providing between 6 – 8 hours of care each day, spread across a 24-hour time frame, 7 days per week.

We can also provide additional live in carers to support you through the whole day, as well as overnight.

Whether you only need help with tasks around the home such as your mobility or medication, or you need specialist care, we can meet your individual needs.

Our live in carers help to make your daily routine manageable, enabling you to stay living in your own familiar surroundings.

With private live in care, you’ll benefit from continuous care, with your routine and decisions still in your own hands.

You’ll notice the difference in the standard of professional live in care we offer.

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Hourly Care

Also known as domiciliary care, hourly care provides you with a care assistant who visits you at home, supporting your daily needs and enabling you to maintain your independence, keep your familiar routines and make your own choices.

Our reliable hourly carers can help you with washing, dressing and taking medication, plus household tasks, meal preparation and cleaning. They’ll also provide you with companionship and support when you need it.

Your carer will visit you as many times as you choose, daily or weekly. They will generally spend a minimum of 30 minutes up to an hour with you at a time, although they can stay for as long as you need them.

Our hourly care service was inspired by our live in care service. We pride ourselves that you’ll notice the difference in the professional care we offer and the support provided by our staff.

We know that reliability and consistency is essential and that you depend on your care visits to continue living safely at home and we guarantee to provide a reliable, dependable and professional hourly care service, from trained private carers.

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Dementia Care

A trained dementia care assistant can provide crucial private care at home, ensuring you can stay in the comfort and familiarity of your own home.

Dementia can cause you to behave uncharacteristically or in some cases, to put yourself at risk as the condition can affect your ability to live alone. You may become forgetful, with familiar tasks such as cooking or dressing becoming more difficult. A trained dementia care assistant can provide care at all times and ensure you are properly cared for, at any time through the the day or night.

An experienced dementia carer can help you stick to a familiar routine, providing continuity through the daily management of your individual needs, helping to resolve any moments of confusion or tension.

Our person-centred dementia care involves talking to you about your memories, whilst ensuring your personal care needs are met.

We pride ourselves on our highly trained dementia carers who work as a team to support you and your family at home.

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Spinal Injury Care

You can remain independent after a spinal injury with care at home from an experienced spinal injury care assistant.

You’ll have the flexibility to continue to live your life the way you choose, maintaining your familiar social and work routines and remaining at home, whilst you receive help and support with your personal care needs and mobility transfers including manual handling.

Your carer can help you with everyday activities such as driving to work or appointments, plus social visits with friends and family and helping with light housework.

If you are non-verbal or you need extra assistance with communication, a live in spinal homecare assistant can also help you communicate with others.

We work alongside the Spinal Injury Association (SIA) as Bronze Members to ensure everyone affected by a spinal cord injury has the right level of care and support when they choose our spinal injury care services.

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"At first, I was really apprehensive about having a live-in carer and whether I would be able to cope with living with essentially a stranger but I couldn't have been more wrong. I have made some lasting friendships with my carers"

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