Home Care in Cheshire
True Homecare.
True Homecare provides personalised homecare in Cheshire for clients who need support without giving up their routines or independence. Our services are rated Good by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and include domiciliary care, live-in care and specialist support for dementia, physical disabilities and long-term health conditions. Every care plan reflects the client's preferences, needs and home environment, with practical and emotional support.
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Areas We Serve
- Alderley Edge
- Alsager
- Bollington
- Congleton
- Crewe
- Chester
- Cheshire
- Frodsham
- Handforth
- Knutsford
- Macclesfield
- Middlewich
- Malpas
- Northwich
- Neston
- Nantwich
- Northwich
- Poynton
- Runcorn
- Sandbach
- Wilmslow
- Winsford
- Widnes
- Warrington
Why Choose True Homecare for Home Care in Cheshire
Finding the right support for your loved one means trusting the provider. We prioritise dignity and reliability, delivering practical, high-quality assistance closely matched to the level of care each person requires.
Personalised Care Plans
No two people have the same needs. Every care plan reflects the person's preferences, daily routine and desired level of independence, and is agreed with them and their family. Needs change, so we review them regularly — with full emotional support alongside practical help.
Highly Trained Staff
Our team of skilled professionals, managers, coordinators and caregivers are experts in palliative home care. Carers hold the relevant UK certifications and complete training in moving and handling, medication support and dementia awareness, with an enhanced DBS check and verified references before visiting.
Flexible Care Arrangements
Whether someone needs a few hours of help each week or full-time support, we adjust as circumstances change — increasing or decreasing visits, or moving to live-in support including waking or sleeping nights, without restarting the process. It also gives family carers time to rest and prevents burnout.
See the heart behind the care we provide
Meet the carers behind True Homecare. See how patience, reassurance and practical help bring comfort to daily life across Cheshire homes.
Our Services
We shape support around health, preferences and the home environment. Our services are closely linked and can be combined — from a few hours of visiting care each week to 24-hour support at home when needed.
Domiciliary Care
Domiciliary care provides visits based on each person's agreed care plan — personal care, meal preparation and medication prompts, with waking or sleeping nights available. Visits include companionship and can combine with dementia, stroke, respite and end-of-life care as needs change.
Dementia Care
Our Dementia care uses familiar routines and clear communication to reduce anxiety and provide stability. Wherever possible one permanent caregiver supports the person, so health changes are spotted early and families gain respite.
Live-in Care & 24-Hour Support
Our Live-in care places a dedicated carer in the home for 24-hour support, overnight help and companionship — a practical alternative to residential care that lets many couples stay together at home.
Stroke & Long-term Condition Support
Recovering from a stroke or managing a long-term condition takes a coordinated effort. We work alongside GPs and district nurses for a steadier recovery after hospital discharge, and to manage conditions such as Parkinson's or diabetes safely at home.
End-of-Life Care
True Homecare provides a dignified, compassionate service for those nearing the end of their life, focused on comfort, pain-management support and dignity — working with GPs and community teams so wishes are respected, with emotional support for families.
Respite Care
Respite care provides temporary support for a few hours, a weekend or longer, so relatives can rest, attend appointments or work while care continues at home. It includes companionship, dementia and stroke support.
Companionship Services
Our companionship services help fight isolation through conversation, shared hobbies, social groups and home visits. They support people of all ages and work alongside dementia and palliative care.
True Homecare treats every visit in Cheshire as a promise to deliver with care
At True Homecare, every care visit is an opportunity to show families in Cheshire what dedicated, thoughtful service really means. We arrive on time, prepared, and with a full understanding of your care plan. Before care begins, we ensure everyone involved — from family to healthcare partners — is aligned and comfortable with the routine we’ve created together. Our team works around your schedule to provide consistent, dependable support, and we check in regularly to make sure everything continues to meet your expectations. From the first visit to ongoing care, our goal is always the same: to bring peace of mind and meaningful help to your home.
Practical Support for Everyday Life
Independence
Independence means clients stay involved in decisions about their own lives. Carers provide the level of support required while encouraging people to do what they can for themselves and choose how they spend their time, with emotional encouragement whenever confidence dips.
Safety
Regular visits mean someone is on hand to help with mobility, medication reminders and daily tasks, helping reduce everyday risks such as trips, falls and missed medication. Family members gain peace of mind knowing someone reliable is checking in.
Comfort & Well-being
Staying in familiar surroundings means your own bed, your own kitchen and your own routine. Friendly company and patient support help you feel settled and less isolated.
Our Commitment to Families in Cheshire
Supporting a client also means giving families clear information about how care is organised. True Homecare keeps family members involved where appropriate, explains changes and provides a clear route for questions or concerns. Care managers and coordinators maintain communication between clients, relatives and the wider team. We follow the Ethical Framework by Stockport Council — our approach is based on respectful communication, agreed care plans and regular review rather than assumptions about what a family needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Home Care in Cheshire
You can start by having a conversation with us about the needs of your loved one. We then conduct a home visit to understand the environment and your family's preferences. This allows us to create a personalised care plan and match the most suitable carer to the person receiving support.
Yes. Our carers are trained to support changes in memory, mood and behaviour in people living with Alzheimer's disease or vascular dementia. We introduce carers gradually so the person has time to build trust, and relatives can ask about the best visit pattern at assessment.
Yes. Waking nights keep a carer awake to help throughout the night, while sleeping nights keep a carer on hand to respond if needed. Both can sit alongside daytime visits or live-in care, and we recommend the right option after an assessment.
We provide clear and transparent pricing without any hidden costs during the initial assessment. Costs change depending on the level and frequency of support you need — factors such as the number of weekly visits or the need for continuous live-in support decide the final price.
We arrange a home visit and meet the person after your request. We evaluate their physical and emotional needs, discuss daily routines and identify any risks. We then develop a tailored care plan, approve it with the family, and introduce a qualified carer.
Yes. We can arrange care to start when someone returns home from hospital, with help with personal care, meals and medication prompts while they recover. Contact us as early as you can so we can plan the first visits around the discharge date.
No. Our care staff are not permitted to trim toenails due to professional guidelines in England. For foot care we coordinate with a qualified podiatrist (also known as a chiropodist) and can arrange specialist visits. For diabetes information and support we refer to the advice and resources provided by Diabetes UK.