Elder Care Reviews
See our customers’ reviews and read their stories
Customer snapshots
Whether it’s getting up on the dance floor, forming lasting friendships or offering complete peace of mind to love ones, a live-in carer can be transformative. These videos include families discussing why they chose live-in care and how it was arranged, as well as snapshots of how those receiving care find it.
Read customer stories
Every family we help are unique. For each, there are different triggers that finally motivate them to give us a call. Here are some of their stories:
Joanne’s live-in care story: ‘Rose knows how to get my mum up and out of the house, to keep her motivated’
Joanne and her mum, Patricia, have been with Elder since 2017. Patricia has mild dementia, but that doesn’t stop her enjoying life. We had a chat with Joanne about what difference a live-in carer has made to both their lives. Unusually, Patricia’s care is a bit of a family affair. Her primary carer is Rose, […]
Ian’s live-in care story: ‘She really goes the extra mile for my parents’
Customer stories: Ian’s Story It started with Dad’s health deteriorating, followed by a hospital visit. At that point, we already had morning and evening visits for Mum and Dad, but I was also doing a lot for them. We agreed full-time help was needed, and the Council advised us about a few companies including Elder. […]
Wendy’s live-in care story: ‘I wasn’t sure how to go about finding full-time care’
Customer stories: Wendy’s story Mum has been disabled for a few years now. She used to have hourly care visits, but last summer she sadly fell and broke her wrist and her hip. She was in hospital for three months in the end. It was then decided by the NHS and family that it was […]
Sue’s live-in care story: ‘We love our carer, we are part of a team’
My mother is an amazing woman. She is very quick-witted and has lived a full life, even having a stint as a codebreaker at Bletchley Park in her youth. Sadly my father passed away a few years back, and my mother became unable to cope on her own. It has been a gradual shift to […]
‘It’s a remarkable job they are doing, and they do it wonderfully’