• Bridgegate Care provides a live-in care service, meaning a caregiver (carer) lives in the client’s home to provide around-the-clock support.

• Their carers help with daily living tasks, such as: personal care (bathing, dressing, toileting), companionship, light household chores, meal preparation, and more.

• They also support complex care needs, for instance: mobility assistance, more advanced health needs, or palliative care.

• The service is very personalized: they tailor the care plan to the individual’s routines, preferences, and needs.

• There is oversight: a local care manager monitors ongoing care to ensure continuity and quality.

Bridgegate Care’s live-in care is primarily aimed at:

• Older adults who need continuous support but prefer to stay in their own homes.

• People with dementia, particularly more advanced dementia, who benefit from consistent companionship and routine.

• Individuals with physical disabilities who need help with mobility, transfers, and daily tasks.

• Those with palliative care needs, where comfort, pain management, and emotional support are needed.

• People experiencing age-related frailty, needing help to reduce fall risk and maintain a safe environment.

• Individuals who are living alone and may need companionship, as well as practical support.

• People whose family is far away, so they don’t have regular in-person support from loved ones.