Domiciliary care in Trowbridge, Wiltshire

Home care that feels steady, personal and genuinely supportive.

Louisa Homecare Limited supports people to live well at home across Trowbridge and surrounding areas, while making sure the carers delivering that support are properly valued too. That balance matters, and families can feel it.

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Trusted by Families

Across Wiltshire

Why Louisa Homecare

Why families choose us

We go beyond basic care to build meaningful, lasting relationships with every individual and family we support.

Fast Response

Quick assessment and start of care when you need it most

Consistent Caregivers

Familiar faces you can trust, not a different person every visit

Emotionally Intelligent

Care that understands feelings, not just physical needs

Fully Trained Staff

Continuous professional development and wellbeing support

Services

Practical support shaped around real life at home.

From personal care and medication support to companionship, respite and hospital discharge support, our service is designed to make everyday life feel safer, calmer and more manageable.

Personal care

What it is: Practical support with washing, dressing, toileting and everyday routines, delivered with dignity and respect.

Who it may help: People who want to stay safe and comfortable at home while keeping familiar routines.

Why it matters: The right help at the right time can bring relief, confidence and a calmer start to the day.

Talk to us about personal care support.

Medication support

What it is: Help with prompts, reminders and safe medication support as part of a trusted daily routine.

Who it may help: People who need extra reassurance with tablets, timings or changes in their health.

Why it matters: Consistency matters, especially when families are juggling work, worry and other responsibilities.

Ask how medication support could fit into your care plan.

Companionship

What it is: Warm, reliable visits built around conversation, routine, shared interests and emotional reassurance.

Who it may help: Anyone feeling isolated, recently bereaved, less confident, or simply in need of regular company.

Why it matters: Sometimes the most important part of care is knowing someone will genuinely turn up and be there.

Enquire about companionship visits.

Meal preparation

What it is: Support with planning, preparing and serving meals that are practical, nourishing and familiar.

Who it may help: People who need a little help eating well, staying hydrated or managing daily tasks safely.

Why it matters: Good food supports strength, comfort and recovery, especially when energy is low.

Speak to us about meal preparation support.

Dementia care

What it is: Steady, thoughtful support shaped around routine, reassurance and the person behind the diagnosis.

Who it may help: People living with dementia and families needing consistency, understanding and practical backup.

Why it matters: Familiar faces and calm support can make everyday life feel more settled for everyone involved.

Talk to us about dementia support at home.

End-of-life care

What it is: Sensitive support focused on comfort, dignity and helping people remain where they feel most at peace.

Who it may help: Individuals and families facing difficult moments and wanting steady, respectful support at home.

Why it matters: During emotionally heavy times, families need calm, capable people around them.

Contact us for a private conversation about end-of-life care.

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How care starts

A calm first conversation, a free assessment, then a plan that feels right.

Families often contact us at stressful times. We keep the first steps clear and reassuring: talk things through, understand what is needed, arrange a free assessment and work out the right support from there.

Step 1

Talk to us about what is happening

Step 2

Arrange a free assessment

Step 3

Build the support around real needs and routines

Step 4

Start care as soon as possible, including urgent starts where available

Reviews & stories

The strongest reassurance usually comes from real experience.

Real photos and real moments make the warmth of the service feel much more immediate and believable.

“From the very first call, we felt listened to. Nothing felt rushed, and the support has brought real peace of mind to our family.”

Family member

Care enquiry

“What stands out is that the team genuinely looks after its carers. You can feel that in the culture and in the standard of care people receive.”

Care worker

Staff story

“Professional, approachable and dependable. It feels like a real local team, not a faceless service.”

Local professional

Community feedback

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Client story

A steadier return home after hospital

A Louisa Homecare story about helping someone settle back into home life with reassurance, routine and practical support after discharge.

Team culture

Why mental wellbeing support matters for carers

A Louisa Homecare culture story showing how supported carers are better able to build strong, reliable relationships with clients.

Staff recognition

Recognition that feels personal, not token

A Louisa Homecare spotlight story celebrating carers who quietly go above and beyond in everyday moments.

Leadership

Meet our leadership team

Experienced professionals who lead with empathy and dedication.

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Keely Bosson-Foster

Executive Director of Operations & Registered Manager

10+ years in care. Passionate about supporting staff to deliver better care.

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Lauren Weatherbed

Care Coordinator

Warm, approachable and dedicated to making care feel well organised and personal.

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Rebecca Soady

Senior Community Support Worker

Always here to help, always with a smile.

Latest updates

Stories, updates and moments from Louisa Homecare.

Read the latest news from Louisa Homecare, celebrate team achievements and get a closer look at the everyday moments that make our care feel personal.

NewsletterMarch 2026

March update: celebrating the people behind the care

A monthly round-up space for staff recognition, candid team moments, service updates and community news.

Care adviceFebruary 2026

What families often ask before starting home care

A reassuring guide for people making early decisions and wanting clarity without pressure.

Behind the scenesJanuary 2026

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A visual storytelling slot for real images, everyday care moments and team culture content.

Recognition

Celebrating excellence in care

We regularly recognise and celebrate team members who go above and beyond for our clients.

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Jamie Scouler

Certificate of Excellence

Melisa Chinyangaro holding certificate of excellence

Melisa Chinyangare

Certificate of Excellence

Malvern Jere holding certificate of excellence

Malvern Jere

Certificate of Excellence

Camilla Tolson holding certificate of excellence

Camilla Tolson

Certificate of Excellence

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Helen Biggs

Certificate of Excellence

Local coverage

Based in Trowbridge, supporting people across nearby communities.

We proudly serve Trowbridge and its surrounding areas, including Bradford on Avon, Melksham, Westbury, and Frome, extending our services to nearby communities where needed.

Visit us

Unit 8 Ascot Court White Horse Business Park Trowbridge

Office hours

Monday to Friday 08:30 to 17:00

Get in touch

If you are looking for care, or looking for the right place to work, start with a conversation.