Springlite Care

CQC Registered Visiting Care

Domiciliary Care in Bexleyheath

Trained, DBS checked carers visit you at home to help with personal care, medication, meals and everyday living, so you can carry on living the way you choose in the place you love.

Serving Bexleyheath and nearby areas from our office on Erith Road.

Springlite Care carer in a green uniform arriving for a domiciliary care visit at a home in Bexleyheath

Care That Comes to You

Domiciliary care is professional care delivered in your own home by visiting carers. Instead of moving somewhere new, the support comes to you, fitted around your routines, your preferences and the people in your life.

At Springlite Care, every package starts with a home visit and a care assessment. We listen to what you need, what you enjoy and what worries you, then write a care plan with you and your family. Your carers follow that plan on every visit and we review it regularly so it keeps pace with your life.

What Our Carers Can Help With

Our visits can include any of the following, in whatever combination suits you:

  • Washing, bathing, dressing and grooming
  • Medication prompting and, where authorised, administration
  • Preparing meals and drinks
  • Light housework, laundry and shopping
  • Getting up in the morning and settling at night
  • Companionship, conversation and outings
  • Support with appointments and community activities
  • Wellbeing checks and reassurance for your family
Springlite Care carer helping an older woman with her coat before an afternoon outing during a home care visit

A Day With Springlite Care

Every plan is different, but here is how support at home often looks:

  • Morning

    Help getting up, washing and dressing, breakfast and morning medication.

  • Midday

    A hot meal, a drink, a chat and help with anything around the house.

  • Afternoon

    Company for a walk, an appointment or a favourite activity.

  • Evening

    An evening meal, medication and help settling comfortably for the night.

Matched With the Right Carers

  • Familiar Faces

    We introduce your carers before care starts and aim to keep the same small team visiting you.

  • Chosen for You

    We match carers to your needs, personality and preferences, including language and cultural needs where we can.

  • Trained and Supported

    Every carer completes induction training and is DBS checked, reference checked and supervised.

Safe, Regulated Care You Can Trust

Springlite Care carer recording a domiciliary care visit on a tablet while an older woman and her son look on
  • CQC Registered. We are registered with the Care Quality Commission to provide personal care in people's homes.

  • Visit Records. Carers record every visit so you and your family can see the care that was given.

  • Medication Safety. Medication support follows your care plan and is agreed with your GP or pharmacist.

  • Safeguarding. Clear procedures and a team that acts quickly if anything is not right.

Read About Quality and Safeguarding

From First Call to First Visit

  1. 1

    Talk to Us

    Call or send an enquiry and tell us what is happening at home.

  2. 2

    Home Assessment

    We visit you to understand your needs, your home and what a good day looks like for you.

  3. 3

    Meet Your Carers

    We agree your care plan and introduce the carers who will support you.

  4. 4

    Care Begins

    Visits start as planned and we check in regularly to make sure everything is working well.

Who Domiciliary Care Suits

Visiting care works well for adults who want to remain at home with the right support, including:

  • Older adults
  • People living with dementia
  • People with physical disabilities
  • People with long term health conditions
  • People returning home from hospital
  • People with mental health needs

Commissioning Domiciliary Care?

We accept referrals from social workers, NHS discharge teams, GPs and local authorities and can discuss care packages promptly.

Domiciliary Care Questions

They mean the same thing. Domiciliary care is the term used by regulators such as the CQC for care provided in a person's own home.

See All FAQs

Domiciliary care is the heart of everything we do. Learn more about our wider home care services.

Arrange a Care Assessment

Tell us a little about the support you are looking for and we will be in touch to arrange a visit.

In an emergency, call 999. For urgent medical advice, call NHS 111.

Send an Enquiry

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