Rosie Nightingale Homecare

I was inspired to start my own home care business because I saw a real need for more compassionate, personalised care in the community. I wanted to create a service that treated people with the dignity, respect, and genuine kindness they deserve — something that often gets lost in larger, more impersonal systems.

Clients should choose Rosie Nightingale Homecare because we genuinely care — and it shows in everything we do. With over 13 years of experience, we’ve built a reputation for providing reliable, compassionate, and personalised care that puts people first.

Our service is fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and rated “Good” across all areas, and we have top reviews from families who trust us with their loved ones. Our carers are not only well-trained and DBS-checked, but also chosen for their warmth, empathy, and professionalism.

We take the time to understand each client’s needs and preferences, and we offer flexible care plans tailored to each individual. Whether it’s a few hours a week or more complex, ongoing support — we’re here to help, with dignity and respect at the heart of everything.

While most of our care services are delivered in person, we can offer some support remotely where appropriate.

This may include:

Welfare check-in calls to provide reassurance and regular contact

Medication reminders via phone or video call

Support and guidance for family carers

Care planning or consultations over the phone or video

Remote support can be especially helpful between in-person visits or for families who live far away and want regular updates.

However, for tasks like personal care, mobility assistance, or companionship, in-person care remains essential — and that’s where our trusted carers really make a difference.

If you're unsure whether remote support could help, we’re happy to talk through your options.

The safety of our clients and staff has always been our top priority, and we took swift, thorough action to respond to COVID-19. Some of the key measures we put in place include:

Strict infection control protocols, including regular handwashing, sanitising, and the use of PPE (personal protective equipment) during all care visits.

Ongoing staff training on the latest government and NHS guidelines to ensure safe practices at all times.

Health monitoring of carers, including daily checks to ensure no one with symptoms attends any visits.

Minimising contact by assigning regular carers to each client wherever possible, reducing exposure to new faces.

Remote check-ins and welfare calls where appropriate, to support clients who may not require in-person visits.

We continue to follow the latest public health advice and adapt our procedures as needed to ensure the highest level of protection for everyone we support.