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   How do I find a care home for a couple?

   • On carehome.co.uk, you can search for care homes that offer rooms for couples by using the advanced search. Follow the link here and select Couples/Companion Rooms under the ‘Room Type’ option. Some residents even enter a care home single and manage to find love there. You can read Marion and Stuart Potter’s story in our article here.

   How to find a care home for couples

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   Should a couple choose a care home if they have a property?

   • So for this couple, the challenge is to find a care home where they can move together with all their needs met. If the couple have a property, they are almost certain to be self-funding, so theoretically they should have greater choice and flexibility in terms of their care home choice.

   Advice For Couples Wanting a Care Home | Care Factsheet & Guides

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   Are there care homes for couples in the UK?

   • Many homes across the UK offer care for couples so they can stay together. We’ve explained exactly how different types of care homes cater to couples and how you can use our free service to find the perfect care home for you both. We’ve also highlighted 10 of the best care homes for couples across the UK.

   Our 10 Best Care Homes For Couples in the UK | Lottie

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   How do I find a care home?

   • For availability and pricing, call 02039 952013. Lottie matches care seekers with the best care homes for their needs. You can request a free care home shortlist from our care experts, who will share homes matching your budget, location and type of care needed. You can also search for a care home through our easy-to-use directory.

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   How do I find out if my relative needs care?

   • Contact social services at your local council and ask for a needs assessment. You can call them or do it online. It's important not to sell your home or cancel a tenancy before the council has made a decision. Read more about when the council might pay for your care. The council won't look at your relative's finances when they assess you.

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   Should a couple choose a care home if they are self-funding?

   • If the couple have a property, they are almost certain to be self-funding, so theoretically they should have greater choice and flexibility in terms of their care home choice. In practice, self-funders can find themselves with little support when trying to meet what can be a difficult challenge.

   Advice For Couples Wanting a Care Home | Care Factsheet & Guides

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2. www.carehome.co.uk › advice › finding-a-care-homeHow to find a care home for couples

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   Oct 21, 2024 · How do I find care homes for couples near me? The best way to find a care home suitable for you is to do your research. You can use carehome.co.uk to search for care homes near you or in a chosen location, from here you can find out more about what’s on offer and plan a visit.

3. lottie.org › care-guides › best-care-homes-for-couplesOur 10 Best Care Homes For Couples in the UK | Lottie

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   Oct 17, 2024 · We’ve explained exactly how different types of care homes cater to couples and how you can use our free service to find the perfect care home for you both. We’ve also highlighted 10 of the best care homes for couples across the UK.

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4. www.averyhealthcare.co.uk › couples-in-careCare Homes for Couples | Care Homes for Elderly Couples - Avery

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   Find a Care Home Near You. Interested in exploring options for elderly care for couples and want to find care homes in your area that offer the facility? Get in touch to speak with one of our friendly advisors and learn more.

5. www.ageuk.org.uk › care › arranging-careCare Homes | Information and Advice - Age UK

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   Whether you're choosing a care home (also known as a residential home) for a loved one or moving into one yourself, the process can feel daunting. We've brought together information and guidance to help you make the best choice for you, including tips on how to find a good care home and advice on paying for it.

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   How to find a care home. Your local council's adult social care services can give you more information about care homes in your area. Find your local adult social care services. EAC Housing Care has a directory of care homes in the UK. You can also search for care homes with rooms available on the CareFind website.

7. www.newcarehomes.com › news › your-guide-to-choosingYour Guide To Choosing Care Homes For Couples

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   Aug 30, 2023 · Most care homes will have provisions for couples to move in together, even if each partner has different care needs. This guide will help you in your journey of choosing care homes for couples , and explain what to consider when making a final decision.

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   Couples who want to move into a care home together. So for this couple, the challenge is to find a care home where they can move together with all their needs met. If the couple have a property, they are almost certain to be self-funding, so theoretically they should have greater choice and flexibility in terms of their care home choice.