What care costs

We'd rather quote you properly than print a number that turns out to be wrong.

What you pay depends on how long our carers are with you, how often they come, and what kind of help you need. Care at eight on a Sunday morning costs more than care at eleven on a Tuesday. A visit needing two carers costs more than one.

Call us, tell us roughly what's needed, and we'll give you a figure on the phone — not after an assessment, not after a home visit. If it's more than you can manage, we'll say so and point you somewhere that can help.

No joining fees, and no charge for the assessment.

You won't pay for our visit to plan the care, and nothing starts until you've seen the cost written down and agreed to it.

What changes the price

  • Length of each visit
  • How many visits a week
  • Time of day
  • Weekends and bank holidays
  • Two carers instead of one
  • Live-in care, charged weekly

Three ways people pay us

Privately

You arrange the care with us and we invoice you directly.

Through a direct payment

Your council has assessed you and gives you the money to buy your own care. You choose us, and we invoice you or whoever manages the account.

Council-funded

Your council arranges and pays for the care. Ask them whether Brume is on their list, or call us and we'll check for you.

Not sure which applies to you? Start with a free needs assessment from your council — anyone can ask for one, whatever your savings. We'll talk you through it if that's easier.