Meeting Individuals’ Needs

LEVELS OF CAREOtus Live-in Care provides personal carers for short and long term engagements. Our service is specifically designed to assist those who wish to remain living in the comfort of their own home. Independent living, but with the support and companionship of a live-in carer, delivers security and improved quality of life. The carers we introduce will adapt to the client’s way of life, give them space and deliver care in a dignified way.

Live-in care can be long-term, for a few weeks to assist with recovery after illness, a stay in hospital or post operative recovery. Live-in care can also provide holiday cover or respite for carers already supporting a client. Live-in carers can also support someone who has a spinal injury, is suffering from cerebral palsy, has learning disabilities or any other independence limiting condition. If you are unsure as to whether a live-in carer could help you or a loved one, just give us a call. phone

Our aim is to give families peace of mind and confidence that their loved ones are being cared for by fully qualified, experienced and carefully matched self-employed carers. Every client’s requirements and circumstances are unique – which is why we devote a lot of time and work closely with clients and their families to understand their specific care needs. We pride ourselves on our open and personal approach and strive to always introduce carers who not only have up to date training (refreshed annually) but as importantly, the right experience and life skills to compliment a client’s needs.

Whatever level of care a client might need – whether it be for companionship, supporting someone living with complex long-term care needs, Parkinson’s, dementia or Alzheimer’s including end of life care – having a live-in carer can benefit anyone of any age. Families who care for their loved ones could also benefit – a live-in carer can provide holiday cover or respite for carers already supporting the client.

Clients and families can be assured that all live-in carers registered with Otus have been personally interviewed by Otus Live-in Care Managing Director, Paul Isaacs. All identities, references and certificates of training and insurance have been verified, and most importantly all carers have an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, including a check against the Protection of Vulnerable Adults (POVA) list.

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