Companionship
Company, outings and conversation
About companionship →
Home care in Bookham
Home care in Bookham works best when the carer knows the area as well as the client. Our team supports households across the Mole Valley district, including Great Bookham and Effingham, all coordinated by a local team with bases across Surrey — close enough that supervisors visit, not just schedules, and usually with you in around 30 minutes.
Assessment & funding
Funding in Bookham starts with Surrey County Council, whose adult social care team assesses both needs and finances. Whether care ends up council-funded, self-funded or a mix, the same Aims carers deliver it — and we will tell you plainly at the free assessment which route looks likely.
What we provide in Bookham
Company, outings and conversation
About companionship →Familiar faces, trained in dementia support
About dementia care →Growing older at home, on your terms
About elderly care →Housekeeping, meals and errands
About home help →Washing, dressing and medication
About personal care →Real breaks for family carers
About respite care →Hospital discharge
Most Bookham admissions go to Epsom Hospital. If your relative is there now and cannot come home without support, that is a situation we handle weekly: assessment before discharge, a matched carer briefed on medication and routines, and care underway within 24 to 48 hours.
Common questions
Yes. We take discharge referrals regularly: a free assessment on the ward or at home, and a briefed carer in place within 24 to 48 hours of it.
The same transparent rates as everywhere we work: visits from £22 for 30 minutes, £28 per hour, sleeping nights from £150 and live-in care from £225 per 24 hours, with no weekend or bank-holiday premiums. Your exact quote follows the free assessment.
It is, from £225 per full 24 hours — usually less than two care-home fees for couples, and nobody leaves Bookham or the home they know.
Nearby: Dorking · Ashtead · Fetcham · all areas we cover