Home care in Easingwold, North Yorkshire
Checked, self-employed carers for families in Easingwold, from 2-hour visits to live-in care, and you speak to carers before you choose.
About Easingwold
Easingwold, a town in North Yorkshire, covers the YO61 postcode district. About 5,040 people lived in the Easingwold built-up area at the 2021 Census. The nearest NHS hospital to Easingwold is St Monicas Hospital, about 1 mile away. Adult social care in Easingwold is arranged by North Yorkshire Council.
LCH Care is an introductory agency with no local office: we match families in Easingwold with checked, self-employed carers, and you speak to carers by phone or video call before you choose.
Care at home in Easingwold
- Live-in care in Easingwold: a carer living in the home for daily support, £1,100 a week
- Hourly care in Easingwold: visits of 2 hours or more, at times that suit you, from £25 an hour
- Overnight care in Easingwold: sleeping or waking nights, so nights are safe
- Respite care in Easingwold: cover while a family carer takes a break
- 24-hour care in Easingwold: two carers sharing the day and the night
- Companionship care in Easingwold: company, outings and help with daily routines
- Dementia care in Easingwold: a familiar carer and a steady routine at home
Arranging care in Easingwold
If you live in Easingwold, ask North Yorkshire Council for a free needs assessment (apply on GOV.UK).
More on paying for care near Easingwold, and on hospitals across North Yorkshire, is on the North Yorkshire page.
Questions
Do you arrange carers in Easingwold?
Yes. Families in Easingwold can be matched with checked, self-employed carers. Whether a carer is free depends on who is available near Easingwold, and we will be honest about it.
How much does home care cost in Easingwold?
In Easingwold, hourly care with LCH Care costs £25 an hour, with at least 2 hours a visit, and live-in care costs £1,100 a week. A written quote confirms the full price before care in Easingwold starts.
Can care start when someone comes home from St Monicas Hospital?
Often, yes. Let us know the expected discharge date early, and we will look for carers who can start in Easingwold when your relative gets home.
Who do I ask for a needs assessment in Easingwold?
If you live in Easingwold, ask North Yorkshire Council for a free needs assessment (apply on GOV.UK).
Care at home in Easingwold
Tell us what is needed in Easingwold, and we'll call you back and send profiles of suitable carers.