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Honor Guards: care at home for the people you love

Our carers visit your family at home. They check their health, give medicines on time and help with daily life.

A carer and an older woman share a laugh on a shaded veranda.
A carer checks an older man's blood pressure at home.

What a visit includes

  • Check blood pressure, pulse and temperature
  • Give medicines on time
  • Help with washing, dressing and meals
  • Company and conversation
  • Care for people with memory problems
A carer in a plain uniform with an ID card on a lanyard.

Who our carers are

Our carers are trained care assistants, supported by registered nurses. Before they work with us, we check their identity, qualifications, references and police record. They wear a Health Bureau uniform and carry an ID card.

A visit update message open on a mobile phone.

How you stay in touch

After each visit, you get an update by WhatsApp, or by email if you prefer. It tells you how your family member is and anything we noticed. If something changes, we call you straight away.

Choose how often we visit

  • Daily visits

    For people who need help every day.

  • Weekly visits

    For people who are mostly well but live alone.

  • Live-in care

    A carer stays in the home. Ask us about live-in care.

FAQs

What if my family member needs a doctor?

We book an appointment and tell you straight away.

Can I change the plan later?

Yes. Tell us and we will change it.

What happens in an emergency?

We call emergency services (112) first, then you.

Start home care for your family