There's more to care than you might think.
Opening your home to a care worker can feel like a big step, especially when you're not sure what to expect. We believe in breaking down that barrier by showing you what care really looks like.
Take a glimpse into a day in the life of a care worker and discover the conversations, companionship and little moments that make every visit about so much more than simply completing a list of tasks.
Support for every stage of life at home.
The difference is in the relationships.
We're an independent provider, not a franchise. Good care depends on trust, and trust grows when the same people turn up, know the routine and notice when something's changed.
- 01Carefully matchedWe consider personality, routine and preferences, and people can meet carers before deciding who suits them.
- 02Familiar facesRegular carers who get to know the person, their habits and what a good day looks like.
- 03Managers you can reachFamilies speak directly to our small local management team, who stay involved in every package.
- 04Families kept informedRelatives can view care plans and daily records online, and care plans are reviewed as needs change.
Kind words from the families we support.
Read genuine, independent reviews from people and families who have experienced care from Hedgerow Homecare.
Rated Good by the Care Quality Commission.
The staff go above and beyond. They know [person] and [their] habits. They are brilliant.
“If I ever need something, I just call the office. They are very responsive.”
“Our care worker is like part of the family now. We feel completely safe with [them].”
Arrange a Free Care Assessment
Tell us a little about who needs support. A member of our care team will be in touch to talk things through.
Serving Camden, Islington, Barnet, Haringey, Hackney, Enfield and nearby areas. Care can often be arranged at short notice — sometimes within 24 hours, subject to assessment.
Coming home from hospital? Tell the ward you're arranging home care, and we'll help plan support for the first days back, subject to assessment and availability. Read our guide to leaving hospital.
- 1A friendly first conversation about the situation and what would help.
- 2An assessment at home to understand needs, routines and preferences.
- 3A personal care plan and carefully matched carers.