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Home Care in Lancaster and Lancashire

“We would like to say a massive thank you to all the carers and staff at All About You for the care Mum received whilst under All About. We have found that all the staff have put Mums interests first and if there were any queries or concerns, we were contacted straight away.
She was happy with the care that she received.
Once again Thank You.”

All About You provides friendly, flexible home care in Lancaster and across Lancashire, helping people stay safe, comfortable and independent in their own homes.

Whether you are looking for care at home in Lancaster, regular domiciliary care in Lancashire, practical home help, personal care, companionship or more specialist support, we will build a personalised care plan around your needs, routines and preferences.

We understand that arranging care can feel like a big step, especially if it is the first time you or a loved one has needed support. Our team is here to make the process feel simple, reassuring and personal, giving families confidence that the right care is in place.

Care at Home in Lancaster

Our care at home in Lancaster is designed to support people with everyday tasks while helping them maintain as much independence as possible.

For some people, this may mean a short daily visit to check in, prepare a meal or provide medication prompts. For others, it may involve more regular support with personal care, mobility, wellbeing, companionship or routines throughout the day.

Every person is different, so we do not offer a one size fits all approach. We take time to understand what matters to you, what support is needed and how care can fit naturally around your daily life.

What We Can Support With

All About You provides a wide range of home care services in Lancashire, including:

Personal Care

Our personal care support can include help with washing, dressing, grooming, continence care, moving safely around the home and getting ready for the day. Every visit is delivered with dignity, patience and respect.

Domiciliary Care

Domiciliary care in Lancashire allows people to receive support in their own homes, rather than moving into residential care. This can include practical daily help, personal care, meal support, medication prompts, companionship and wellbeing checks.

Home Help

Our home help in Lancaster can support with everyday household tasks that may have become difficult to manage. This can include meal preparation, light cleaning, laundry, changing bed linen, shopping support and general help around the home.

Medication Support

We can provide medication prompts or support as part of an agreed care plan, helping people follow their routine safely and reducing worry for family members.

Companionship and Wellbeing Checks

Loneliness can have a real impact on wellbeing. Our companionship care and wellbeing checks provide friendly, reassuring visits, whether that is a chat over a cup of tea, support attending appointments or simply checking that someone is safe, warm, hydrated and comfortable.

Reablement After Illness or Hospital Discharge

If you or a loved one is recovering after an illness, fall, surgery or hospital stay, we can provide short term support to help rebuild confidence and independence at home.

Dementia Care

We provide calm, consistent care for people living with dementia, focusing on familiar routines, reassurance and support that helps the person feel safe and settled at home.

Palliative and End of Life Care

Our palliative and end of life care is focused on comfort, dignity and emotional reassurance. We can work alongside family members and healthcare professionals to provide compassionate support during a sensitive time.

Learning Disability Support

We also provide learning disability services in Lancashire, supporting people to live as independently and confidently as possible. This can include help with daily routines, personal care, community access, supported living and wellbeing.

 

Why Families Choose All About You

Choosing between care agencies in Lancashire can feel overwhelming, especially when you want to make sure the person receiving care feels safe, listened to and respected.

Families choose All About You because our care is personal, flexible and built around the individual. We aim to provide familiar, reliable carers wherever possible, so clients can build trust and feel more comfortable with the people supporting them.

We also understand that care needs can change. That is why we regularly review support, listen to feedback and work with families to make sure the care plan continues to meet the person’s needs.

Whether you need a small amount of home help in Lancaster or a more structured package of daily care, our team is here to provide practical support with kindness and reassurance.

 

Home Care Funding in Lancashire

There are several ways care can be funded, depending on your circumstances and level of need.

Some people arrange care privately through self funding. Others may receive support through the local authority, direct payments or NHS Continuing Healthcare, depending on eligibility.

If you are unsure where to start, we can talk you through the options and help you understand what type of care package may be suitable. We can also work alongside families, local authority teams and healthcare professionals where needed.

 

Supporting Independence at Home

The aim of home care is not just to complete tasks. It is to help people feel safe, supported and able to continue living in the place they know best.

For many families, the right care package brings peace of mind. It means knowing that someone is visiting regularly, checking in, providing practical help and supporting daily routines.

For the person receiving care, it can make all the difference to confidence, wellbeing and quality of life.

 

Arrange Home Care in Lancaster or Lancashire

If you are looking for home care in Lancaster, care services in Lancaster or wider home care services in Lancashire, All About You is here to help.

We can talk through your needs, explain the options available and help create a care plan that works for you or your loved one.

Please get in touch with our friendly team for a no obligation chat.

If you’d like to discuss a personalised care plan or learn more about how our Specialist care services can support you or your loved one, please get in touch for a no-obligation chat on 01253 899982.
FAQs: Home Care in Lancaster and Lancashire
We provide flexible home care in Lancaster, including personal care, home help, medication support, meal preparation, companionship, wellbeing checks, dementia care, reablement, palliative care and learning disability support.

Domiciliary care in Lancashire means care delivered in your own home. It can include support with washing, dressing, meals, medication, mobility, companionship and everyday household tasks, depending on your needs.

Home care may be suitable if you or a loved one is finding daily tasks more difficult, needs support after a hospital stay, is becoming isolated, is forgetting medication or would benefit from regular reassurance at home.
Yes. Our home help in Lancaster can include light cleaning, laundry, changing bed linen, shopping support, meal preparation and general practical support around the home.
Yes. We provide personal care in Lancaster, including help with washing, bathing, dressing, continence care, grooming, mobility and mealtime support. Care is always provided with dignity and respect.
Yes. We can provide support after a hospital stay, illness, injury or fall. This may include help with personal care, meals, mobility, confidence building, medication routines and daily living tasks.
Yes. We provide learning disability services in Lancashire, supporting people with daily routines, independence, wellbeing, personal care, community access and supported living where appropriate.
Yes. Care visits are planned around the individual as much as possible. We will talk through preferred routines, times of day, likes, dislikes and the level of support needed before creating a care plan.
This depends on the type of care needed, availability and whether any assessments or funding arrangements are required. Once we understand your situation, we will confirm the next steps and the soonest available start date.
Yes. With the client’s consent, we can keep family members informed and involved. This can be especially helpful when relatives do not live nearby or are unable to visit as often as they would like.
Home care funding in Lancashire can vary. Some people pay privately, while others may receive support through the local authority, direct payments or NHS Continuing Healthcare. We can help you understand the options and what may apply to your situation.
You can contact All About You to discuss your needs. We will talk through the type of support required, answer your questions and help create a care plan that suits you or your loved one.
Case Studies in Lancashire
Mr A had recently suffered a stroke and relied heavily on his wife for daytoday support. When she broke her arm, she was suddenly unable to provide the level of care he needed. She was also losing all personal time for herself, leaving her exhausted and isolated.
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Mrs T was living with age-related health difficulties and required daily support. Her existing care provider ceased operations in the area without notice, leaving her daughter urgently seeking a reliable home care service.
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Mr G had a small care package of only three visits per week. He was visually impaired, often forgetting to take medication, and struggling with personal care. His daughter lived 70 miles away and was travelling four times a week to support him, despite working fulltime and caring for her own family.
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Mrs L had previously received care from All About You. After a fall resulting in a broken hip, she was discharged from hospital with a new provider. Mrs L and her family were unhappy with the new service and requested a return to familiar carers.
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Mrs S had never previously needed care. After a period of illness and a hospital stay, she was discharged with a package from another provider. However, they were not preparing meals as outlined in her care plan, leaving her granddaughter visiting daily to cook for her.
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Mrs R already received four daily visits from All About You. However, her family were unable to take her to medical appointments — her son did not drive and her daughter lived 50 miles away. As a result, important appointments were being missed.
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