Daytime care
A steady pair of hands while the family is at work.
Daytime care gives your loved one a trained caregiver for an agreed block of hours during the day. The caregiver follows the routine you know works — waking, washing, meals, a short walk, rest — and keeps you updated.
It suits people who are mostly independent but should not be alone for long stretches, and families who need reliable cover while they work.
What’s included
- Morning routine, dressing and grooming
- Meal routines and hydration reminders
- Walking, transfers and safe movement at home
- Medication reminders as per existing instructions
- Companionship, conversation and light activity
- A short handover to the family at the end of the shift
Who it suits
- Elders who need support but not all-day supervision
- Families working daytime hours
- Gradual return to routine after illness
Non-clinical support. Caregivers do not diagnose, treat, prescribe or administer medication beyond reminders, or provide emergency response. Doctor and nurse visits, physiotherapy and other clinical services can be arranged separately — see pricing.
Other care arrangements
Extended day careLonger daytime cover that carries on into the evening.
Night & overnight careA caregiver present through the night, with a family handover in the morning.
24-hour careContinuous, scheduled caregiver cover for people with higher dependency.
Respite & cover-up careTemporary relief for family members or your regular caregiver.
Post-hospital home supportPractical, non-clinical help at home in the days after discharge.
Live-in careA caregiver who lives in the home on an agreed schedule.
Let’s talk about the right care for your loved one.
Whether you need a few hours of help, overnight support or a long-term caregiver, a coordinator will guide you — with no obligation until you confirm your written quotation.