Understanding cost of your care.
At Connect Care, we're dedicated to providing personalised healthcare solutions that cater to your unique needs.
Cost of your care
Our cost is competitive and transparent. From £20 an hour per visit or from £169.99 per day for a live in, you can get a 5 star care. Getting the right home care for yourself or a loved one can be stressful. That’s why we are transparent and clear about what it cost making it simple and straightforward.
Why choose Live-in care over residential nursing home or hospice?
Personalised care.
When you need someone to assist you daily, this is the perfect arrangement. knowing that you or your loved ones are receiving high-quality care in a familiar and supportive environment. We keep families informed and involved every step of the way, ensuring transparency and open communication. Unlike moving to a new environment which could be unfamiliar such as residential nursing home or hospice.
Your wish is our command.
We use person centred approach which simply means, you or your loved ones decide their very own way how they want to be supported. You will have your own dedicated carer who will personalise your support to meet your exact requirements.
Decide how you want to be supported.
You will decide when you want your support to start, how you want your support delivered, where you want to be supported and the duration of time you will be needing the support. Whichever way, we are more than happy to support you in your own way. It could be for a day or years, it’s your choice.
What we charge
Your requirements determines the cost of your care. Hourly visit care is charged at hourly rate while live-in care, or “24-hour care is charged daily. Either a hourly rate, daily rate for short-term respite or a weekly rate for ongoing care, we have got you covered. We will discuss the level of care that is right for you, and see the cost of home care that is financially sustainable for you and your family.
You can be rest assured we will ...
Be transparent
Comprehensive and personalized healthcare for individuals and families, promoting overall wellness.
Be private
Expert consultations with medical specialists to address specific health concerns and provide tailored treatment plans.
Have payment options
State-of-the-art diagnostic tests for accurate and timely identification of underlying health conditions.
Type of Funds available to you.
In the UK, there are various funds and sources of financial support available to individuals who require care services. These funds can help cover the costs associated with different types of care, depending on the individual's needs, circumstances, and eligibility criteria. Here are some key funds and support options
Local Authority Funding
Local authorities in the UK provide financial assistance for individuals who require social care services. This funding may be available for home care, residential care, day care, or respite care. Eligibility for local authority funding is determined through a needs assessment and means test.
NHS Continuing Healthcare
NHS Continuing Healthcare is a package of care funded by the National Health Service (NHS) for individuals with complex healthcare needs. It covers the full cost of care, including care home fees or support provided in the individual's own home. Eligibility for NHS Continuing Healthcare is assessed based on health needs, rather than financial means.
Direct Payments
Individuals who are eligible for social care support may receive a personal budget from their local authority. This is a sum of money allocated to the individual to arrange and pay for their own care services. Direct payments allow individuals to receive their personal budget as a cash payment, giving them greater control and flexibility over their care arrangements.
Attendance Allowance
Attendance Allowance is a non-means-tested benefit available to individuals aged 65 or over who need help with personal care due to a disability or illness. It provides financial support to help cover the costs of care at home or in a care home.
Disability Living Allowance
These are benefits that provide financial support to people with long-term health conditions or disabilities. These benefits can help cover the extra costs associated with disability, including care and support needs.
Carer's Allowance
Carer's Allowance is a benefit available to people who provide regular and substantial care for someone with a disability or health condition. It provides financial support to carers who meet certain eligibility criteria.
Charitable Grants and Assistance
Various charities and organisations in the UK offer grants, financial assistance, and other forms of support to individuals and families facing specific care needs or financial hardship. These grants may help cover the costs of equipment, adaptations, respite care, or other essential expenses.
We are regulated by the CQC and Care Inspectorate
We strongly adhere to their regulations.