Strengthening Care Through Our Boots Partnership

We collaborate closely with Boots, united by a shared commitment to customer-focused, personalised home care that empowers individuals as they age. By partnering with leading organisations, we promote the benefits of home care, making it more accessible and appealing. Rooted in trust, expertise, and mutual support, our partnerships ensure high-quality care that enriches the lives of those we support.

The Boots Health Hub takes a personalised and holistic approach, offering the resources and guidance needed to help you make informed decisions and lead a healthier life.

Bluebird Care: Helping You Stay Independent with Expert Home Care.

Our team of care specialists is committed to supporting individuals in their own homes while providing peace of mind for their families. We offer personalised care options, ranging from check-in visits to full Live-in Care support, tailored to each person’s unique needs.

Live-in Care is a true alternative to residential care, offering significant physical and emotional benefits while enabling individuals to stay in the comfort of their own homes.

Our services are designed to help you maintain your preferred lifestyle. We put you in control, delivering the care and support you need, exactly when and where you need it.

Although my mother was not keen to have help in her home at the start, the staff that came were kind and considerate and Mum soon began to actually look forward to their visits. Knowing they are checking on her gives me peace of mind and I like being able to check the logs each time they visit to know what care Mum has received from them

Home care services

At Bluebird Care we provide care and support that may be anything from a 30-minute visit to Live-in Care. Our Care Experts are able to:

• Help with personal care and hygiene
• Help with getting up and going to bed
• Prompting or giving medicines and collecting or returning medication from pharmacies or dispensing GP surgeries
• Preparing meals and helping at mealtimes
• Collecting pensions and shopping
• Laundry and housework
• Support with social activities such as attending a day centre, visiting friends or family, going to your church or club etc.

The people for whom we provide care and support

Typically, we provide care and support to:

• For those aged 18 to those over 65
• People with physical disabilities
• People with a sensory loss or impairment
• People with learning disabilities or an autistic spectrum disorder
• People with mental health problems 
• People with dementia

For an initial chat to learn more about how we can help you or your loved ones reach out to your local office now. Our expert teams are on hand to help answer your questions about how care in the home can help you.