Domiciliary care in Birmingham — the right person, in your own home.

Domiciliary care simply means care that comes to you. For some people that's a visit each morning to help with washing and dressing; for others it's twice-daily support after a hospital stay, overnight care for someone living with cancer, or a regular companion who gives a family carer a break.

Because we're regulated by the Care Quality Commission, every part of that support — how we assess, plan, deliver and review care — is held to a national standard and open to inspection. That matters, and we're happy to talk you through what it means in practice.

It starts with a free assessment at home — no obligation, no pressure. We listen to the person and their family, understand what matters to them, and write a care plan around it: what help is needed, when, and by whom.

Then we match carers, not just allocate them. The same faces visit each time wherever we can, so trust builds and small changes in health or mood are noticed early. Families are kept informed, and any concerns get a same-day response through a named coordinator.

Care rarely stands alone. When a grab rail, a stair rail or a ramp would make a home safer, our maintenance team fits it — often within days, not months. When housing or tenancy questions arise, Anchor Housing can help. One group, one phone number, and nobody falls between organisations.