Homecare Services Laois

Comfort Keepers is proud to be a leading provider of non-medical homecare services in Laois and across Ireland. Our dedicated team of compassionate carers, overseen by experienced Clinical Nurse Managers, is committed to helping older persons and adults with disabilities live fulfilling, independent lives at home. As a trusted HSE-approved provider, we offer personal care services that are tailored to the unique needs of each individual.

All of our carers in Laois are carefully selected, undergoing comprehensive training and background checks to ensure the highest standards of care. Almost all those we support express confidence in our services, trusting us to deliver safe, respectful, and reliable care. 

Since 2005, Comfort Keepers has been supporting families across Ireland by providing much-needed assistance for daily tasks such as personal care, meal preparation, and companionship. Our mission remains to keep people comfortably at home, allowing them to enjoy life with dignity.

Comfort Keepers is proud to be recognised for our quality care, and our commitment to uplifting homecare continues to enhance the lives of individuals throughout Laois and beyond.

• Respite Care – Family carers in Laois can rest assured knowing that their loved ones are in safe hands with our temporary care services. This support offers carers a well-deserved break while ensuring consistent, quality care for those they look after.

• Companionship Care – Providing emotional support and social interaction is key to improving the well-being of those we assist. We help prevent loneliness by offering meaningful connections, ensuring individuals feel valued and engaged in everyday life.

• Personal Homecare Services – Helping individuals in Laois maintain their independence at home is our priority. We assist with essential daily activities such as dressing, bathing, and meal preparation, ensuring a sense of dignity and self-reliance.

• Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care – Specialised care for those living with memory-related conditions requires patience and understanding. Our tailored approach focuses on the individual’s unique needs, providing compassionate support that promotes comfort and familiarity.

• Palliative Care – Delivering compassionate care for individuals facing serious or terminal illnesses, we aim to enhance comfort and quality of life through dedicated, empathetic support.

• Disability Care – We offer personalised care for people with disabilities in Laois, supporting them to live with dignity and independence. Our services are adapted to meet individual needs, ensuring respectful and empowering assistance.

• Long Term Illness – Ongoing support is essential for those managing chronic conditions. We provide continuous care aimed at promoting comfort and improving day-to-day life for those requiring long-term assistance.

What do your carers do?  

Our professional carers in County Laois provide vital assistance to vulnerable people and those with disabilities, helping them live safely and comfortably at home. They offer personal care, companionship, assistance with mobility, and help with daily tasks like meal preparation, housework, and running errands. This care ensures a focus on both physical and emotional well-being.

What training do your carers get?  

All carers in Laois go through Garda vetting and complete a thorough induction following a successful face-to-face interview. In addition, they receive continuous training through our in-house programme to maintain the highest standards of care.

When are your carers available?  

Carers in Laois are available around the clock, every day of the year. Whether support is needed for 30 minutes or several hours, services are flexible, and emergency care is always accessible.What do your carers do?

Carers in County Carlow offer vital assistance to vulnerable individuals and those with disabilities, ensuring they remain comfortable and secure at home. They provide companionship, personal care, assistance with mobility, and support with meals, housework, and daily tasks, contributing to both physical and emotional well-being.

What training do your carers get?

All carers in Carlow go through Garda vetting and a comprehensive induction following a face-to-face interview. Continuous training is also provided through our internal development programme, ensuring the highest standard of care.

When are your carers available?

Carers in County Carlow are available at any time, day or night, all year round. Support can be arranged from just 30 minutes to longer periods as required, with emergency care always accessible.