24 Hour Care and Home Care in Virginia Water
We provide 24 hour care at home in Virginia Water, either through one live-in carer or a day carer plus a waking night carer, as well as shorter visits. Virginia Water, GU25, is about three miles south west of our Egham office. Many families here choose live-in or 24-hour care so someone can stay in a large family home.
Large homes and private estates
Homes in Virginia Water include large detached houses, Wentworth Estate properties, gated developments and period cottages. Big houses often need thought about which rooms a person uses, where a live-in carer sleeps, and how gates and alarms work for carers arriving.
Our carers are used to working discreetly and to the standards families here expect. Live-in care starts from £1,300 a week, and we explain exactly what is included before anything is agreed.
Around the lake and the park
Virginia Water Lake and Windsor Great Park are close by, and a gentle walk there is part of many care plans. Wentworth is about a mile south, Egham three miles north east, Windlesham three miles south west and Chertsey five miles east.
The M25 at junction 13, the A30 and the A329 serve the village, along with Virginia Water station. St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey is the nearest large hospital. The village is in Runnymede Borough Council, with adult social care from Surrey County Council.
Asked by families in Virginia Water
Where does a live-in carer stay?
They need their own bedroom and somewhere to rest during breaks. We talk this through at the free assessment.
Is 24-hour care possible here?
Yes. It can be one live-in carer or a day and waking night team, depending on needs.
What is the difference between live-in and 24 hour waking care?
A live-in carer lives in the home and sleeps at night, so they suit someone who wakes rarely. If help is needed most nights, a waking night carer stays awake while a day carer covers the daytime.
Can live-in care support someone with dementia in Virginia Water?
Yes. Staying in a familiar home often helps. We match a carer to the person and agree routines with the family at the free assessment.