Staying at Home in Wendover

Bluebird Care have supported and cared for many Wendover residents over the years. We will continue to utilise our local knowledge and experienced care team to support Wendover residents for many years to come.

We understand that the need for care and support can occur gradually or suddenly and then deciding on which care services are best suited can be a challenge. Our entire team is here to help anyone looking to arrange care in the Wendover area have the information needed to make those important informed decisions.

We are here to help you when the time comes.

Who We Are

Led by our owners George Morris, Tania and Michael Hackett, and Care Manager, Sammie Macknight, we are one of Buckinghamshire's most established and best rated Home Care and Live-In Care providers. We are a closely knit team who are proud of how adaptable our amazing team of carers are and the unwavering compassion and care they provide daily.

As a team, Bluebird Care Aylesbury fosters a culture that is selfless and courageous, sharing knowledge and always supporting each other. Every member of the team has an enhanced police check (DBS) and undergoes a demanding and compliant initial skills assessment training before qualifying as a full-time carer.

The care team has continuous learning and development sessions and refreshers throughout each year. They are closely supported, encouraged and continually appreciated by our amazing office team who have over 85 years of combined care experience.

We pride ourselves on working with our local community and like-minded health and social care professionals to offer the best all round support for those people we care for.

What We Do

We offer a unique service of tailored and award-winning home care visits which range from 30 minute visits to 24-hours a day. We are also one of the most recognised and widely used live-in care providers in Wendover.

Many of our customers receive care on a daily basis while others like to start with one or two visits a week and grow from there. We are well known locally for the experience we have around providing high quality live-in and waking night care. On average, 20% of our customer base have permanent live-in and/or waking night care.

When the time arises, we are here to help guide you and deliver outstanding care that enables you and/or your loved one to stay at home in familiar, comfortable surroundings with an unmatched level of one-to-one support.

Our established and growing team of carers understand that one day can be very different to the next so we will be flexible around your changing needs and requirements.

These are some of the types of support we offer and care we are experienced at providing across our local communities:

• Personal care
• Medication
• Meal preparation
• Mobility Support
• Shopping 
• Household chores
• Outings or visiting family
• Assistance with light exercise and outdoor activity
• Companionship
• Night care
• Live-in care
• Transfers using a hoist
• Respite care
• Dementia care
• Parkinson's care
• Complex Care
• End of life care
• Home from hospital 
• Support following a stroke
• Stoma care
• Catheter care
• PEG feeding
  
  

I didn't really know which care company would be best to support my parents but I'm glad I picked Bluebird. Not just for the daily service, but also because they have been responsive and helpful for unexpected situations which has really helped the wellbeing of my parents.

FAQs

What types of home care services do we provide?

We provide visiting home care (companionship, personal care, medication support, respite, night care), live-in care (including couples and short-term respite), and complex care tailored to specific conditions such as dementia, Parkinson’s, MS, stroke, spinal injuries, MND, diabetes, learning disabilities and more.

How do I arrange live-in care with Bluebird Care Aylesbury?

Just get in touch with us. We’ll book a free home assessment, get to know your needs and preferences, create a personalised care plan, and agree a start date. We’ll then match you with the right live-in carer and stay in close contact to make sure everything’s working well.

Can we provide care for people with complex medical needs or conditions?

Yes. Our trained team delivers Complex Care at home for a wide range of conditions, working alongside you, your family, and healthcare professionals to keep care safe, dignified, and person-centred.

What areas around Aylesbury do we cover?

We cover Aylesbury and surrounding areas including Wendover, Aston Clinton, Weston Turville, Haddenham, Dinton, Ford, Waddesdon, Bierton, Cuddington, Chearsley, Brill, Princes Risborough, Long Crendon, Halton, and Oakley.

How do we ensure the quality and safety of our carers?

We carefully recruit, reference-check, and train our carers, provide ongoing supervision and refresher training, and regularly review your care. We’re CQC-registered and follow robust policies for safeguarding, medication, infection control, and confidentiality.

What is the process for getting started with home care services?

• Contact us for a friendly chat.
• We arrange a free home assessment.
• We agree a tailored care plan with you.
• Care begins with a handpicked carer.
• We carry out regular reviews and adjust as needed.

Can I change or cancel my care schedule if my needs change?

Absolutely. Your care is flexible. If your needs or preferences change, tell us and we’ll update your schedule or care plan. We’ll confirm any notice periods or terms in writing so it’s clear.

How much do our home care and live-in care services cost?

Costs depend on the level of support, timings, and complexity of care. After your free assessment, we’ll provide a clear, personalised quote with no hidden fees.

Are our carers available at night or for overnight support?

Yes. We offer night care and overnight support, from sleeping nights for reassurance to waking nights for continuous assistance.

How do we support customers with dementia, Alzheimer’s, or palliative care needs?

We provide sensitive, specialist dementia care focused on routines, familiarity and meaningful activities, and palliative/end-of-life care designed to maximise comfort and dignity at home. Your dedicated care plan guides our approach and is reviewed regularly with you and your family.