Live-in Care
Ongoing support from a carer who lives in the home, helping your loved one stay safer, more comfortable and surrounded by familiar routines.
Explore live-in careMy Life My Care helps families find trusted self-employed carers in a way that feels simple, personal and full of kindness. We do not assign carers. Instead, we introduce people thoughtfully, so you can choose the person who feels right for your loved one, their personality, routines and way of communicating.
Prefer to talk first? Call 020 4578 5569
Finding care can feel overwhelming. You want your loved one to be safe, supported and treated with dignity, while keeping the routines, memories and independence that make home feel like home.
My Life My Care helps make the next step clearer. We talk through what is needed, explain the introductory care model and help you explore suitable self-employed carers without pressure.
Every family is different, and the right care should feel like it belongs in real life, not just on a timetable. We help you explore support around your loved one’s needs, routines, preferences and personality, so the match feels comfortable as well as practical.
Ongoing support from a carer who lives in the home, helping your loved one stay safer, more comfortable and surrounded by familiar routines.
Explore live-in careReassurance and practical help through the night, giving families peace of mind when evenings or early mornings feel more difficult.
Explore overnight careFlexible visits, often called hourly care, for companionship, personal routines, practical tasks and everyday support arranged around your day.
Explore visiting careIf your situation does not fit neatly into one category, we can still talk it through and help you consider what type of support may work best.
Have a friendly chatCall 020 4578 5569Meaningful care begins with personal connection. We take time to understand the person, the home, the family and the small details that matter, so introductions feel thoughtful rather than transactional.
Share the care needs, daily routines, personality, communication style and preferences that will shape the right match.
We introduce suitable self-employed carers whose experience, approach, personality and manner feel compatible, so real relationships have the best chance to grow.
Your family stays involved in comparing options, asking the right questions and moving forward when the match feels right.
My Life My Care is led by Sami Manton, who brings more than 10 years of healthcare experience across recruitment, training, domiciliary care, care homes and team management.
Sami understands that care is never just a practical decision. It affects independence, family confidence and the feeling of home. That is why My Life My Care focuses on calm guidance, clear introductions and care options shaped around the person, not just the task.
Request the My Life My Care brochure to review the service in your own time. It is a simple next step if you are not ready to speak yet, but want to understand how introductory care at home could work for your family. We will only contact you about your brochure request and your enquiry.
These short answers help families understand the introductory care model before getting in touch.
My Life My Care introduces families to suitable self-employed carers. The exact responsibilities and arrangement should be explained clearly during enquiry.
If care is urgent, we will prioritise the enquiry and talk you through the quickest realistic next step. Depending on the type of support needed, location and carer availability, introductions can sometimes be explored within 48 hours or within a few days. Where the situation is more complex, we will be clear about likely timescales and what information is needed to move things forward safely.
Yes. We can discuss live-in care, overnight care and visiting care. Visiting care is often referred to as hourly care, but the language has been softened because families tend to understand it as flexible care visits at home.
Relevant checks can include identity, right-to-work, DBS, references, training and insurance where verified. We will explain what has been checked before families make a decision.
Yes. If you would prefer to talk through the situation first, call 020 4578 5569 and we will help you understand the next step.
Tell us what matters to your family, and we will help you explore care introductions with warmth, clarity and confidence, so your loved one can feel supported by someone who fits their life, not just their care needs.