Live-in Care and Home Care in Worthing

Home visits in Worthing start at £27 per hour, rising to £31.60 per hour depending on visit length, with separate rates for evenings, weekends and bank holidays. Live-in care starts from £1,450 a week for one person and £1,850 a week for a couple. After a free consultation we give you a clear quote.

Yes. Our West Sussex and Hove branch is based at 24 Liverpool Gardens, Worthing, BN11 1RY, close to the town centre. The Worthing team arranges care across the town and along the coast, and you can reach them on 01903 930353.

We provide care across Worthing, including Broadwater, Tarring, Durrington, Goring-by-Sea, Findon Valley and East Worthing, and along the coast to Sompting, Lancing and Shoreham-by-Sea. Inland, we also cover Steyning and Bramber.

Yes. If your relative is being discharged from Worthing Hospital, or from Southlands Hospital in Shoreham, let us know the expected date and we will put visits or a live-in carer in place for their return home. Support in the first days after hospital can reduce the risk of falls, and care can often start within 24 hours.

West Sussex County Council handles adult social care for Worthing residents. It can assess care needs and finances to work out whether you are entitled to support. People who fund their own care can arrange it directly with a provider like PentaCare, and we can talk you through how private care and council support can work together.

Yes. Carers can go with your relative along the seafront promenade or Worthing Pier, to the shops in Montague Street and the town centre, or to GP and hospital appointments. For people who use a wheelchair or walking frame, the flat seafront is often a favourite way to enjoy fresh air with support close by.

Yes. If someone needs support close by at all times, a live-in carer can stay in the home and help day and night. If nights are the main concern, overnight care can help with getting to the toilet, settling back to sleep or simply being there for reassurance, so family members can rest.

Yes. Living with dementia is often easier in familiar surroundings. Our carers help with daily routines, meals, medication reminders and personal care, and use gentle reassurance when your relative feels confused or anxious. We also keep families updated and adjust the plan as needs change.

Phone our Worthing office on 01903 930353 or fill in the enquiry form on this page. We will book a free consultation, talk through your relative’s needs and the type of care that suits them, then agree a care plan and start date. You are welcome to ask as many questions as you like before deciding.