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Elderly Care in Birmingham

Finding the right support for an older loved one can make everyday life feel safer, calmer and more manageable. Whether your family needs a few hours of help each week, overnight support, or more regular care at home, Curam can help you find experienced carer for the elderly in Birmingham.

With Curam, you can browse local self-employed carers, compare rates, read reviews and message carers directly before choosing the right person. This gives families more control, clearer pricing and the chance to find care that fits around your loved one’s routine.

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    Find experienced, fully vetted carers in Birmingham who provide dependable home care tailored to your loved one’s routine, needs and preferences.

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    View profiles, compare rates, read reviews and message Birmingham carers yourself, so you can choose someone who feels right for your family.

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    Need support quickly? Curam can help you find short-notice, emergency or same-day home care in Birmingham when plans suddenly change.

Choose the level of care that fits your lifestyle and needs.

Live-In Elderly Care in Birmingham

Live-in elderly care may suit someone who needs regular support during the day and feels safer with a carer living in the home. It can help older people stay in familiar surroundings rather than moving into a care home. A live-in carer can support with personal care, meals, medication reminders, mobility, companionship, light housework and daily routines.

  • One-to-one personal attention
  • Maintaining local Birmingham social circles
  • Cost-effective alternative to care homes

Live-in Care Rates in Birmingham

Starting from £800 per week
Average Rate £1075 per week
Complex Support £1200 per week

*Rates are set by independent carers. The average is based on rates shown across local carer profiles.

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Iuliana D - Live-in Carer in Birmingham

Iuliana D

6+ Yrs Exp.
✅ DBS Checked & Insured
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"Hi. I am a sunny person, always happy, energetic that likes to work with people to convey my positivity. I like helping needy people. My hobbies: reading, music, traveling, nature walks, communication. I am a live in carer and I love to travel. I'm happy to travel throughout the UK to care for you or your loved one. I like to build a great relationship with my clients. treating and caring for them like they are my family. I speak fluent Italian and Romanian."

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Hourly Elderly Care in Birmingham

Hourly elderly care can be a good option when your loved one needs support at certain times of the day. This might include help getting up in the morning, preparing meals, taking medication, going shopping, attending appointments or having regular companionship. It can be arranged for a few hours a week or more frequent visits, depending on what is needed.

  • Choose your own visit times
  • No long-term fixed contracts
  • Consistent carers you can trust

Hourly Care Rates in Birmingham

Starting from £14.00 per hour
Average Rate £19.55 per hour
Complex Support £25 per hour

*Rates are set by independent carers. The average is based on rates shown across local carer profiles.

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Tapiwa K - Live-in Carer in Birmingham

Tapiwa K

13+ Yrs Exp.
⭐ Fully Vetted Professional
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"I have been a carer since 2011 which means I have 9 years of experience working as a carer. I have worked as a Domiciliary carer, Live-in carer and Health Assistant carer in care homes. I have developed a very good listening skill which is helpful when you are working people. I am a cheerful, honest, hard-working and reliable person. My hobbies are knitting, gardening travelling and gardening. "

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Overnight Elderly Care in Birmingham

Overnight elderly care can help when your loved one needs support or reassurance during the night. This may be useful if they wake often, feel anxious, need help getting to the toilet, are at risk of falls, or need someone nearby after illness or hospital discharge. Overnight care can also help family carers get proper rest.

  • Peace of mind for family members
  • Waking night or sleeping night options
  • Assistance with night-time toileting

Overnight Care Rates in Birmingham

Starting from £135 per 10-hour night
Average Rate £140 per 10-hour night
Complex Support £180 per 10-hour night

*Rates are set by independent carers. The average is based on rates shown across local carer profiles.

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Rachel S - Live-in Carer in Birmingham

Rachel S

13+ Yrs Exp.
🏅 Top-Rated Local Carer
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"I have been a carer for over 13years and love doing my job. I have done end of life care as well as looking clients with disability, Care for Cancer Patients. Clients with Down syndrome,brain injury. Also working with people who have just come straight out of hospital. I know how to administer meds, using MAR charts ,as well as personal care. Also I know how to use a hoist and prepare meals for the clients. My Hobbies are meeting new people and looking after my child with Asd. Going to new places and traveling."

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Many older people want to stay in their own home for as long as possible. Familiar rooms, neighbours, pets, local shops and daily routines can all make a big difference to wellbeing. Elderly care at home can help your loved one remain independent while still getting the support they need. You can also explore our wider home care in Birmingham options if your family needs hourly, overnight, live-in or specialist support.

This might mean support with morning routines, meals, mobility, medication reminders or simply having someone to talk to. For many families, elderly care at home is a practical alternative to residential care, especially when the person feels settled and safe in familiar surroundings.

 

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Dementia care

Dementia care supports people living with memory loss, confusion, anxiety or changes in behaviour. A carer can help with familiar routines, meals, medication reminders, personal care and calm companionship at home.

Respite care

Respite care gives family carers time to rest, work, attend appointments or take a short break. It can be arranged for a few hours, overnight, a weekend or longer, depending on your loved one’s needs and carer availability.

Live-in care

Live-in care may be suitable when your loved one needs regular support throughout the day. A live-in carer stays in the home and provides one-to-one help with daily routines, companionship and reassurance.

Overnight care

Overnight care can help if your loved one needs support during the night. This may include help getting to the toilet, reassurance, support with anxiety or being nearby in case they wake or feel unwell.

End of life / Palliative care

End of life and palliative care focuses on comfort, dignity and emotional support. A carer can help with personal care, companionship and practical support, allowing your loved one to remain at home where possible.

Some families pay privately for elderly care, while others may be eligible for financial support from their local council. In Birmingham, you can contact Birmingham City Council Adult Social Care to arrange a social care assessment and discuss what support may be available. If your loved one is eligible for council support, Birmingham City Council explains that direct payments can give people more control over their personal budget, allowing them to buy the care and support they need rather than having the council arrange it for them.

The NHS explains that people can ask their council for a financial assessment, sometimes called a means test, to check whether they qualify for help with care costs. The NHS also states that people with savings over £23,250 are usually expected to pay for their own care. With Curam, you can view carers’ rates upfront, compare profiles and speak directly with carers before arranging elderly care in Birmingham. This can help you plan support around your loved one’s needs and your family’s budget.

Curam can help you find carers for the elderly across Birmingham and nearby areas, depending on carer availability.

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