Providing the care your

loved ones deserve

Charter House home care services strive to deliver exceptionally high standards of care to people in the comfort of their own homes.

home care in Burnley

We promote the view that each and every person is entitled to support in living their life to the fullest.

We aim to improve the lives of our service users. Everyone is on their own journey in life and we are proud to be there side by side.

Our care plans are tailored to the needs of each individual as we understand that everyone is unique. We treat each individual with respect and dignity at all times, enabling them to remain independent and in control of their own care.

As well as having access to all our existing services and facilities, our elderly day care users and those with dementia also have access to our day lounge. This is a comfortable and safe space from which they can benefit from being in a stimulating and diverse environment at the heart of the community.

The benefits of home care for those with disabilities, those with dementia and the elderly

We understand that when the time comes for you, or your loved one to start receiving care, choosing between home care and residential care can be a very difficult choice.

The benefits of choosing home care are:

Flexible care
Expect unique care plans tailored to suit your needs!

Cost effective
Only pay for the care you need, no hidden fees or costs!

Stay in familiar surroundings
Receive the best care, in the comfort of your own home, surrounded by memories and belongings!

Retain your independence
Choose to live your best life, the way you want to!

Maintain relationships with your loved ones
Enjoy longer, more frequent visits with family and friends, appointments are not needed, and they don’t have avoid certain times! (not forgetting those furry, four-legged family members that live with you!)

Less germs!
When you live in your own home, you are less likely to be exposed to illnesses and diseases. Your immune system weakens as you age, making you more vulnerable to contracting illnesses or diseases from those you would be exposed to in a care home.