4 services
Caregiving & daily support
Trained caregivers matched to your routines, for the long term or just the weeks you need. Our employment agency team handles the matching.
Quality Home Care Services in Singapore, Tailored to Your Needs
One contact for every kind of care at home.
Caregivers, nurses, therapists, medical transport, equipment and supplies. Tell us about your loved one once, and our coordinators arrange the rest.
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Our partners
Working together for better care
Why one point of contact
Arranging care shouldn't become a second job.
Families often end up managing an agency, a nurse, a therapist, a transport company and several shops on their own, around work. We take that coordination off your plate.
On your own, a family deals with 8 separate providers, explains the situation 8 times, and calls everyone when plans change. With Care@Homes, there is 1 WhatsApp chat with one coordinator, you explain once, and your coordinator handles changes.
Your family
8 contacts to chase
Care@Homes
One coordinator
- Caregiver agency
- Nursing provider
- Physiotherapist
- TCM physician
- Transport company
- Equipment supplier
- Supplies shop
- Vaccination clinic
Contacts to keep track of8
Times you explain the situation8 times
Who you call when plans changeEveryone
How it works
Three steps. One conversation to start.
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1
Share your care needs
We start with a conversation. Bring detailed notes or just a rough idea. Either way, it helps us understand your situation.
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2
We arrange the right solutions
We source caregivers, medical transport, therapists and TCM physicians on your behalf. Fewer phone calls and less back-and-forth for you.
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3
Care arrives at your home
Services happen at home, and furniture and supplies are delivered promptly, fitted around your daily routine.
One partner, every stage
Care needs change.
Your coordinator doesn't.
Follow a typical journey from hospital to home. Watch what gets arranged at each stage, all through the same team.
Everything in one place
All of home care, under one roof.
From the caregiver who helps every morning to the nursing bed delivered the day before discharge. Whatever your loved one needs, it goes through the same team.
3 services
Healthcare at home
Registered nurses and medical professionals who come to you.
2 services
Therapy & recovery
Support for recovery and wellbeing, delivered where you feel most comfortable.
Transport & mobility
Getting around
Practical support for safer, more comfortable journeys and movement.
8 product ranges
Medical equipment & supplies
Delivered to your door, with free delivery on orders above $60.
Wellness
Food & wellness
Thoughtful everyday choices to support nourishment and wellbeing.
Safety
A safer home
Helpful tools to make home life more secure and manageable.
Not sure what you need? Start with one message.
Tell us what's happening. A coordinator will suggest the right mix of services and products, and arrange them for you.
Trusted by families across Singapore
Different needs.
The same team behind each one.
Look at the tags. Families come to us for caregivers, transport, equipment and food, and they get the same care every time.
Care@Homes Plus
A membership that pays you back on day one.
Arranging home care for the first time can be daunting. Members get better rates and earn points on every service and product.
- 8,000 care points on sign-upWorth $80, credited as soon as you join.
- Up to 20% offMembers' rates on products and services.
- 3 points for every $1That's 3% back, three times the basic rate.
$80per year
Become a member
PLUS
Care points
8,000
Valid 12 months · use on any service or product
Frequently Asked Questions
Home care refers to support services delivered at home for elderly or individuals recovering from illness. It may include caregiving assistance, home nursing or vaccination, physiotherapy or TCM treatments, and medical transport.
Home care is suitable for elderly with mobility limitations, patients recovering after hospital discharge, individuals with chronic conditions, and families who need temporary respite support.
Home care involves trained care professionals to provide structured support, often for medical recovery or elderly care. A domestic helper may assist with household tasks, but home care focuses specifically on supervision, therapy coordination, and wellbeing-related support.
Yes. Many families arrange home care from overseas. A coordination provider can serve as a local point of contact, liaise with hospitals and therapists, and provide regular updates so family members remain informed.
Home care can be either short-term or long-term. Some families arrange temporary support during recovery, while others require ongoing assistance for ageing-related conditions. The duration depends on medical advice and family needs.
Schemes such as Home Caregiving Grant or other supports are available through the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC). Eligibility depends on assessment criteria.
With Home TCM services, a licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine physician comes to your home, for TCM treatments like acupuncture, cupping, or herbal consultations.
A licensed physiotherapist visits your home to provide personalised treatment, exercises, and rehabilitation support, saving you trips to the clinic.
Home physiotherapy can help with stroke recovery, knee and hip pain, post-surgery rehab, balance issues, muscle weakness, and general mobility improvement for seniors.
With a home vaccination service, a trained nurse or healthcare professional visits your home to administer vaccinations safely.
Yes, home vaccination is safe as it is conducted by qualified professionals who follow proper safety guidelines, ensuring the same standard of care as in a clinic.
Medical transport is ideal for seniors who use wheelchairs, have mobility difficulties, or require assistance to ensure that they get to appointments and return home safely.
A caregiver or family member can accompany the elderly or patient during medical transport. They can assist with boarding, movement support, and communication.
A chaperone can help to accompany your elderly parent to medical appointments, dialysis sessions, or errands, if you or other family members are busy or unable to do so with them.
Disclaimer
Care@Homes is a service that arranges and coordinates home-based care services. Medical care is provided by qualified and independent third-party professionals. For medical advice, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. Information regarding grants and financial support is for general reference only. Terms and conditions apply.