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Home care for the condition
your loved one lives with
Our carers are trained healthcare assistants who help with everyday life at home in all 26 counties. They can visit by day, stay overnight or live in.
Care usually starts within days, with no HSE assessment queue
Garda-vetted carers, employed and insured by us
One primary carer, with a familiar backup
4.8/5 on Google and 5/5 on Bark
Choose a condition to see how our carers help
Each guide explains how the condition can affect life at home and what a carer does day to day.
What our carers do, and the three things they don’t
Day to day, our carers help with
Washing, dressing and personal care
Meals and drinks
Medication prompts and reminders
Getting about the home safely
Company and a settled daily routine
Getting to appointments
Light housework and laundry
A break for family carers
Our carers don’t give injections, dress wounds or administer insulin.
Those three stay with the GP or public health nurse.
For everything else, talk it through with your care manager.
They’ll tell you plainly what a carer can take on.
“Our Dad’s carer did an incredible job connecting with him emotionally, offering the most compassionate care we could ask for.”
“United Irish Healthcare have been beyond any of my expectations. UIH had us sorted in a matter of hours. I cannot thank Daniel, Olivia and Jean enough. Highly recommend.”
K.M., daughter of a client
Doireann Kate Gough, Google review
From your first call to your carer’s first day
Tell us about your loved one
Call 0818 700 100 or ask for a quote online. We’ll ask what’s worrying you most and what a good week at home would look like.
We agree the care and the cost
Before anything starts, you’ll know what the carer will help with and what it will cost.
We match your carer
A Garda-vetted healthcare assistant, employed and insured by us, with a familiar backup. Care usually starts within days, sometimes sooner.
