Home care agencies in Norfolk
There are 175 home care agencies registered with the CQC in Norfolk, East of England. 141 are registered for dementia care and 19 offer live-in care. 8 are rated Outstanding and 85 Good by the CQC.
Of the 8 agencies with a rate on record, the typical weekday hourly rate is £29.66, with the middle half charging £28.74 to £34.25. Live-in care is typically £1,488 a week. A self-employed carer found through PrimeCarers charges £18 to £25 an hour.
Choose your own carer in Norfolk
Self-employed carers with their rate, experience and reviews on their profile. You pick who to talk to, and the same carer comes every time.
Ever Care Ltd
Faith Community Healthcare
NR Care Head Office
PCT Care Services Ltd Head Office
Caremark Norwich
Black Swan Homecare Limited
Helping Hands North Norfolk
Helping Hands Norwich
Your Priority Healthcare Limited
Typical rates in Norfolk
Median rate for each type of care, across the 175 agencies in the area. The range covers the middle half.
- Hourly visits
- £29.66
- Usually £28.74 to £34.25 an hour8 agencies
- Live-in care
- £1,488
- Usually £1,225 to £1,675 a week4 agencies
- Your own carer, PrimeCarers
- £20
- Usually £18 to £25 an hour, set by the carer
Nearby council areas
Agencies based next door often cover this area too.
Costs and funding
Common questions
How much does home care cost in Norfolk?
The typical home care agency in Norfolk charges £29.66 an hour on weekdays, based on 8 agencies with a rate on record. Live-in care is typically £1,488 a week. Every agency page shows where its figure came from and when.
How many home care agencies are there in Norfolk?
175 home care agencies in Norfolk are registered with the Care Quality Commission. The list is refreshed from the CQC register every month.
Will the council pay for home care in Norfolk?
If your savings and assets are below £23,250 the council will assess your needs and what you can afford, and may pay part or all of the cost. You can take the money as a direct payment and choose your own agency or carer. Contact the adult social care team at the council for a needs assessment.