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Overnight presence
Carer on-site all night in a spare room or suitable space, with a phone or call bell to hand.
Sleeping Nights
Calm, low-disturbance overnight care with help on hand
A carer sleeps in your home overnight, ready to assist if needed. It’s ideal when occasional support is enough to feel safe, without continuous waking care.
Carer sleeps overnight
Responds if called
Clear notes for families
What’s included
Sleeping night care balances independence with security. Your carer rests nearby and responds if called.
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Occasional assistance
Help with toileting, a drink, repositioning or brief reassurance when woken.
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Morning handover
Clear notes for family or day carers so everyone knows how the night went.
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Safety & reassurance
Helpful for falls risk, confusion on waking, Parkinson’s, or post-discharge recovery.
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Simple bedtime routine
Support to wind down—medication prompts, hydration and a calm environment.
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With day care if needed
Option to combine with morning or evening visits for a smooth 24-hour plan.
Visit options
Choose the arrangement that feels right—whether occasional reassurance or part of a wider 24-hour package.
Single night bookings
Regular weekly schedule
Linked with evening/morning visits
Part of a live-in care package
Getting started
Simple steps, clear expectations and a small, consistent team.
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Discuss Tell us night-time patterns, preferences and wake-up triggers.
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Plan We agree timings, responsibilities and equipment (e.g. bell).
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Introduce Meet your carer and confirm where they will sleep.
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Review If wake-ups are frequent, we’ll switch to waking nights.
Frequently asked questions
? How is sleeping night care different to waking nights?
Sleeping nights mean the carer rests and can be woken if needed. Waking nights involve the carer staying awake throughout for continuous observation.
? How many wake-ups are included?
Sleeping nights suit occasional wake-ups. If support becomes frequent or prolonged, we’ll recommend waking night care for safety and comfort.
? Do we need to provide a bed?
Yes, a suitable place to sleep and access to bathroom facilities. A simple call bell or phone close by helps you reach the carer quickly.
? Is this suitable for dementia or Parkinson’s?
Often, yes—especially where reassurance or occasional help prevents night-time anxiety or falls. We’ll assess and advise the safest option.
Ready to arrange sleeping night care?
Tell us what you need and we’ll design an overnight plan that keeps nights settled and mornings easier.
Speak to our team