Live-in Care and Home Care in Newmarket

In Newmarket, hourly visiting care costs from £27 to £31.60 per hour, with different rates for shorter visits, evenings, weekends and bank holidays. For round-the-clock support, live-in care starts from £1,450 a week for an individual and £1,850 a week for a couple. We confirm the price once we understand your needs at a free consultation.

Newmarket is covered by our West Suffolk branch at 9 Guildhall Street, Bury St Edmunds, around 15 miles away along the A14. The team plans carer rounds across Newmarket and the surrounding villages, and you can reach them on 01284 336136.

Yes. As well as Newmarket town, we support clients in Red Lodge, Mildenhall, Barrow, Risby and Bury St Edmunds. If you live in a smaller village nearby and are not sure whether we cover it, give us a call and we will let you know.

Yes. Newmarket residents are often treated at West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds or Addenbrooke’s in Cambridge. Wherever your relative is being discharged from, tell us the planned date and we will prepare visiting or live-in care for their return home. Care can often begin within 24 hours.

Yes. Carers can accompany your relative along Newmarket High Street for shopping, to the GP or pharmacy, or on a trip to a favourite café or Palace House, home of the National Horseracing Museum. We plan outings at a comfortable pace so they stay enjoyable.

Newmarket is in Suffolk, so adult social care is the responsibility of Suffolk County Council. The council can assess care needs and finances to decide whether it will help with the cost. If you fund care privately, you can arrange it directly with PentaCare, and our team can explain the options.

Yes. Many people start with short visits, for example help getting up in the morning, a lunchtime meal or a check before bed. Visits can be increased as needs change, and you only pay for the support you use.

Yes. If your relative needs help during the night, for example getting to the toilet, settling back to sleep or reassurance after a fall, a carer can stay overnight in their home. This also gives family members who usually provide night-time support a chance to rest.

PentaCare is registered with and regulated by the Care Quality Commission, which inspects how we recruit and train carers, keep people safe and plan care. You can read our inspection report on the CQC website, and our West Suffolk team will happily answer any questions about quality.