Professional Home Care Services Across Lambeth

Trusted Home Care in Lambeth

Kome Care is a CQC-registered home care agency providing person-centred domiciliary care across the London Borough of Lambeth. We support people in the busy heart of Brixton, around the green spaces of Clapham Common, and along the quieter residential streets of Streatham and Norwood. The aim is always the same: to help people stay safely and independently at home, on their own terms.

Lambeth is well served by major NHS hospitals. Kome Care works closely with King's College Hospital in Denmark Hill, one of London's leading acute trusts and a major trauma centre, and coordinates with teams at nearby St Thomas' Hospital and the Lambeth Community Health Hub. Our coordinators liaise with ward discharge teams to arrange care promptly, so clients can leave hospital safely and settle back home with the right support in place from day one.

Lambeth is one of London's most diverse boroughs, home to communities from across the world. Our care team reflects that, with carers who speak a range of languages and bring genuine cultural understanding to every visit. Some people need daily personal care, some need specialist support after a stroke or a dementia diagnosis, and some simply want the company of a trusted carer to ease loneliness. We shape the service around the individual rather than the other way round.

If you are exploring council-funded care, the London Borough of Lambeth Adult Social Care team can be reached on 020 7926 1000. Kome Care supports both local authority-funded packages and private self-funding arrangements, and we are happy to help you work out what you may be entitled to.

Services We Offer in Lambeth

• Hourly Care: flexible daily visits for personal care, medication, meals, and domestic help
• Live-in Care: a resident carer providing continuous 24-hour support, a genuine alternative to a care home
• Overnight Care: sleep-in and waking night cover so the night feels safe and settled
• Dementia Care: person-centred dementia and Alzheimer's care from specialist, trained carers
• Respite Care: planned or emergency short-term cover that gives family carers a proper break
• Companion Care: social visits, accompanied outings, and good company to ease isolation