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You can choose from personal care, medication support, companionship, dementia care, live-in care, overnight care, hospital discharge support, palliative and end-of-life care, meal preparation, domestic support and mobility help. We also support adults with physical or learning disabilities and can provide supported living where appropriate. All care is shaped around your needs and delivered to CQC standards.

We take your privacy seriously. When you use our home care Bedfordshire services, we only collect and use personal data such as your name, contact details, and care-related information to provide and manage care safely and properly. We handle this in line with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. Our lawful basis for processing includes consent, legitimate interest, and legal obligation.

We keep your support safe and consistent by building a clear care plan around your needs, routines and preferences. Your care is delivered by trained, DBS-checked carers, and we review support regularly so it stays right for you. As a CQC-regulated provider, we focus on safe, person-centred care and clear communication with you and your family.

Yes, Hands On Healthcare Solutions Ltd is regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). We are dedicated to delivering services that are safe, effective, caring, responsive, and well-led, ensuring the highest standards of care for you and your loved ones.

We provide home care across Bedford, Bedfordshire, Luton and surrounding communities. If you are unsure whether we cover your area, please contact us and our team will be happy to confirm and talk through the support you need.

Care usually starts after your free assessment and once we have agreed a care plan that meets your needs. If you need support urgently, please contact our team and we will do our best to guide you on the earliest possible start, depending on availability and the support required.

We support a range of funding arrangements, including private self-funding, local authority-funded care, and NHS or hospital discharge referrals where applicable. If you are unsure what applies in your situation, our team can talk you through the next steps and help you understand the options available for home care Bedfordshire.

Yes. We provide person-centred support for people living with dementia, learning disabilities, autism, and other complex care needs. Our carers focus on familiar routines, clear communication, and respectful support that promotes confidence, independence, and wellbeing.

Yes. We offer a free, no-obligation care assessment in Bedford and Bedfordshire. We use this to understand the person’s needs, routines, preferences, health conditions, and family concerns. From there, we create a tailored care plan that supports dignity, independence, and safety at home.

Yes. Our respite care gives family carers a short-term break while we provide reliable, compassionate support at home. It can be arranged for a few hours, overnight, or for a longer period, depending on what is needed. We aim to make the transition smooth and reassuring for everyone involved.

If your needs change, we will review your care plan with you and, where helpful, your family or representative. We can adjust the type, timing or level of support so your care continues to suit you. Our aim is to help you stay safe, comfortable and as independent as possible at home.

Yes. If you or a loved one is coming home from hospital, we can help put support in place for a safer transition. We can discuss what is needed, arrange an assessment, and agree a care plan that supports recovery, comfort, and independence at home.

Yes. All of our carers are DBS-checked and trained to deliver safe, respectful, person-centred care. We also match carers carefully to each person’s needs, preferences, and routines so families can feel reassured about who is supporting their loved one.

A typical visit is tailored to the person’s needs and routine. It may include personal care, help with washing and dressing, meal preparation, medication support, light household tasks, mobility assistance, and companionship. We always focus on dignity, independence, and comfort at home.

Yes. We provide supported living services for adults with learning disabilities, autism, and other complex needs. Our support is designed to promote independence, daily living skills, safety, and confidence while respecting each person’s choices and routines.

We take time to understand your daily routine, preferences, cultural background, communication style and any specialist support you need. We then aim to match you with carers who have the right skills and approach. Wherever possible, we also focus on continuity, so you see familiar faces and build trust over time.

Yes. We can support with medication reminders and, where agreed and appropriate, medication administration as part of a tailored care plan. Our priority is to help each person take their medication safely and on time while maintaining dignity, independence, and peace of mind for families across Bedford and Bedfordshire.

Our home care Bedfordshire service can include support with washing, bathing, dressing, grooming, continence care, and getting up and ready for the day. We always provide personal care in a respectful, discreet, and person-centred way, taking account of each person’s preferences, routines, and comfort.

Yes. Alongside practical care, we provide companionship and support with getting out and about, such as attending appointments, visiting friends and family, going shopping, or enjoying local activities. We know that good care is about more than tasks — it is also about confidence, connection, and wellbeing.

Yes. Our carers can help with meal preparation, drinks, light housekeeping, laundry, shopping support, and general daily routines. This type of support can make a real difference for people who want to stay safe, comfortable, and independent at home with a trusted care agency Bedford families can rely on.

Domiciliary care involves providing support and care in the comfort of your own home. This can include assistance with daily activities, personal care, and companionship, allowing your loved one to maintain their independence while receiving the support they need.

Yes, we provide live-in care services where a dedicated carer stays with your loved one in their home, offering round-the-clock support and companionship. This personalised service is perfect for those who need continuous care while remaining in the comfort of their familiar surroundings.

Domiciliary care involves providing support and care in the comfort of your own home. This can include assistance with daily activities, personal care, and companionship, allowing your loved one to maintain their independence while receiving the support they need.

You can contact us to arrange a free, no-obligation assessment. We will listen to your needs, talk through routines and preferences, and then create a care plan that feels right for you and your family.

The cost of care depends on the type of support needed, how often it is needed, and whether the care is short-term, regular visiting care, or live-in care. We will always discuss your needs openly and give clear information before anything begins. If funding is a concern, we can also explain the options available, including private arrangements and support from the local authority where applicable.

Yes, continuity of care is very important to us. Wherever possible, we aim to keep the same familiar carers in place so that trust can grow and the person receiving care feels more settled, safe, and understood.

Absolutely. With the person’s consent, we encourage family involvement so everyone feels informed and reassured. We value open communication and will work closely with families to make sure the care plan continues to reflect the person’s needs, preferences, and any changes over time.

Yes. We build care around the person, not the other way around. Whether support is needed in the morning, evening, overnight, at weekends, or at specific times, we will work with you to plan a routine that feels comfortable and consistent.