Home care in Northern Ireland for families who need safe support fast.
Personal care, dementia support, overnight care, companionship, and post-hospital recovery across Belfast and Northern Ireland. Speak to our care team today.
Serving families across Belfast and Northern Ireland.
Fast support for urgent family moments
Coming home from hospital?
We help families arrange support with meals, washing, dressing, medication prompts, mobility, and overnight reassurance at home after discharge.
Post-hospital recovery care
Dementia support
Overnight reassurance
Family communication
Three clear ways to get started
Whether you need care, want to join the team, or need to refer someone, we will guide you to the right next step.
I need care for someone
Tell us what support is needed and we will guide you through the next step.
Request careI want to refer someone
Refer a client, patient, family, or community member who may need care at home.
Refer someoneComing home from hospital?
Hospital discharge can feel rushed. Families often worry about falls, medication, meals, washing, dressing, mobility, and night-time safety. Inotee Group helps families arrange calm, reliable support at home after hospital.
Tell us what support is needed and we will guide you through the next step.
This is especially helpful for hospital discharge, sudden change, family burnout, or concerns about safety at home.
Home care services grouped around real family needs
Choose the type of support that fits your situation. If you are unsure, contact us and we will help you work out the right next step.
Urgent or recovery care
For families who need support quickly, especially after hospital discharge or when nights feel unsafe.
Post-hospital recovery care
Who it helps: Families arranging safe support at home after a hospital stay.
What support includes: Meals, medication prompts, washing, dressing, mobility, reassurance, and family updates.
Ask about this careOvernight care
Who it helps: People who feel vulnerable at night and families who need reassurance after dark.
What support includes: Night checks, mobility support, reassurance, and practical help through the night.
Ask about this careDaily personal support
For day-to-day help with routine, comfort, confidence, and staying well at home.
Personal care
Who it helps: People who need respectful help with washing, dressing, hygiene, and daily comfort.
What support includes: Personal routines, mobility support, comfort, and safe day-to-day care at home.
Ask about this careElderly care
Who it helps: Older adults who want to stay safe, comfortable, and supported at home.
What support includes: Routine help, meals, medication prompts, companionship, and reassurance for families.
Ask about this careCompanionship care
Who it helps: People who would benefit from regular company, reassurance, and a steadier routine.
What support includes: Conversation, companionship, routine support, and family reassurance.
Ask about this careSpecialist support
For families who need more tailored support around dementia, disability, or higher ongoing care needs.
Dementia care
Who it helps: People living with dementia and families who need calmer, clearer support at home.
What support includes: Routine support, reassurance, practical help, and family communication.
Ask about this careDisability support
Who it helps: Adults who need practical, respectful support shaped around independence and routine.
What support includes: Home support, appointments, routine help, and person-led practical care.
Ask about this careLive-in care
Who it helps: People who need more consistent support at home and families who want continuity.
What support includes: Regular support, daily routine help, reassurance, and closer continuity at home.
Ask about this careFamilies need to feel safe quickly
Good care should feel clear, local, and dependable from the first conversation.
Safeguarding-led care
Safety, dignity, and clear action are built into the way support is planned and delivered.
AccessNI checks
Care workers should be thoroughly checked before working with vulnerable adults.
Trained care workers
Families need carers who understand routines, respect, and safe support at home.
Family communication
We keep families updated so they are not left guessing what is happening.
Clear care planning
Support should be easy to understand, with practical steps that match the person’s needs.
Respect and dignity
Every visit should protect comfort, privacy, and independence as much as possible.
Reliable scheduling
Consistency matters when families are arranging support around work, school, and hospital discharge.
Local Northern Ireland support
Local knowledge helps us respond to families, referrers, and communities more helpfully.
A local team that listens, guides, and keeps communication clear
Families need to know there are real people behind the phone, the care planning, and the day-to-day support.
We support families across Belfast, Lisburn, Bangor, Newtownabbey, Carrickfergus, Holywood, Antrim, and surrounding parts of Northern Ireland.
Family support
Our team is available to guide families, discuss care needs, and explain the next step clearly.
Our care coordination team
Care inquiries, guidance, and family support
Our team is available to guide families, discuss care needs, and explain the next step clearly.
Care quality support
Safeguarding and service oversight
We focus on safe support, respectful care delivery, and clear communication for families.
Care planning and scheduling
Assessments, visit planning, and updates
We help families understand the next step, arrange support, and keep communication clear as needs change.
Recruitment support
Applications and candidate communication
Candidates can expect a straightforward recruitment process with clear communication and support.
A simple process when families already have enough on their mind
We keep the next step clear so you can move forward without guesswork.
Step 01
Tell us what is happening
Share the situation, the kind of support needed, and whether this is urgent.
Step 02
We review the care needs
Our team looks at care needs, location, timing, and the safest next step for the family.
Step 03
We plan the support
We talk through the practical details, answer questions, and explain how care can begin.
Step 04
Care starts with clear communication
Families know who to contact, what support is included, and how updates will be shared.
Tell us what support is needed
Share the situation and our team will review your inquiry as soon as possible.
Clear pricing guidance
Visiting care may start from £22 per hour, depending on care needs, location, visit frequency, and support level. Contact Inotee Group for a personalised care conversation.
Home care across Belfast and Northern Ireland
We support families across Belfast, Lisburn, Bangor, Newtownabbey, Carrickfergus, Holywood, Antrim, and surrounding areas.
Clear answers for families arranging care
If you still feel unsure, call us, send a WhatsApp message, or request care online.
How quickly can care start?
Start times depend on the care needed, location, and urgency. If support is needed quickly, contact us and we will review the situation as soon as possible.
What areas do you cover?
We support families across Belfast and wider Northern Ireland, including Lisburn, Bangor, Newtownabbey, Carrickfergus, Holywood, and Antrim.
What types of care do you provide?
We provide post-hospital recovery care, dementia care, personal care, overnight care, companionship, disability support, elderly care, and live-in care.
Can you help after hospital discharge?
Yes. Post-hospital recovery care can help with meals, washing and dressing, medication prompts, mobility, reassurance, and family communication after discharge.
Do you support people living with dementia?
Yes. Dementia support can be arranged around routine, reassurance, safety, communication, and day-to-day practical needs.
Can family members receive updates?
Yes. We can agree how updates should be shared so families know who to contact and how communication will work.
How do I request care?
Use the care inquiry form, call us, or message us on WhatsApp. Tell us what support is needed and how urgent the situation feels.
How do I apply for a care role?
You can use the quick apply form on the careers page, then complete the longer application if you want to share more detail.