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Better quality home care in Oxfordshire.

We connect you directly with qualified hourly, overnight
or live-in carers across Oxfordshire from only £13/hour.

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4.8

Customer satisfaction rating

based on 248 reviews

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Care that’s right for you, as and when it’s needed.

Whatever support and care you need, we are here to help. We match you or your family with experienced, trustworthy carers who can assist with everything from simple companionship to more specialist care at prices you can afford.

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Personalised care, local to you.

Our fully-vetted carers can provide quality care in the comfort of your home when you need it most.

At TrustonTap we help families to find experienced carers tailored to their individual needs. Our carers are compassionate, trustworthy, and kind and can offer the support your loved one needs to maintain their independence and continue living at home.

Better quality local carers, with you in control.

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Quality of care
4.9
Value for money
4.8
Reliability
4.8
TrustonTap Review Score based on 248 reviews
Home Carers

We provide quality private home care, home help, and companionship carers across Oxfordshire from £13/hour.

Our local carers offer quality care at home in and around Oxford, plus Banbury, Bicester, Kidlington, Woodstock, and Chipping Norton to the north of Oxford; Carterton, Witney, and Faringdon to the west; Thame, Chinnor, and Watlington to the east; and Abingdon, Wantage, Didcot, Wallingford and Henley-on-Thames to the south. We are pleased to be working with Oxfordshire County Council and other local organisations to support those in need of care at home.

From companionship to dementia care, whatever care & support you need, you’re not alone.

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Quality, trusted home carers across Oxfordshire.

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Quality, trusted home carers across Oxfordshire.

Quality, trusted home carers across Oxfordshire.

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What our customers say about TrustonTap

HP, Longwick

26/05/20

“Sophie is respectful, sensitive to my mother’s needs.”

5

AP, New Milton

23/05/20

“We have been so lucky to find Nicky to support our mother. She is very warm and friendly, always providing a very high standard of care. Nicky is highly trustworthy and always goes the extra mile. I would not hesitate in recommending Nicky. I just wish we'd found her sooner!”

5

SW, Henley-on-Thames

09/05/20

“With Nicky's naturally warm personality, she makes me feel like I have known her for years. Nicky uses her own initiative and common sense when she is working, which is such a refreshing change in a world where common sense isn't that common anymore! I would recommend Nicky to anyone that is looking for a genuine, hard working, reliable, trustworthy and warm hearted carer, for yourselves or your loved ones. Nicky is an absolute gem!”

5

MD, Iver Heath

08/05/20

“Beulah is extremely caring, very helpful, and great company for Lorraine. Also flexible and a great cook!”

5

MM, Stonesfield

08/05/20

“Prisca provides a lovely relaxed environment of care & support from the perspective of a former youth care worker & mother. ”

5

HP, Oxford

24/04/20

“Richard gives my mother first-class care - thoughtful, kind, sensitive - and makes her laugh too, which is wonderful.”

5

SE, Stratton Audley

17/04/20

“Adriana has been so kind supportive helpful and understanding at such a difficult time. She is particularly helpful in keeping me informed about my parents and putting my mind at rest. We are so grateful.”

5

GF

10/04/20

“I have not met Jo in person yet, but she is making a bit hit with mum. Jo is working well with mum's other carer and between them mum is being really well looked after. Jo's communications and care skills are excellent, we are really glad to have her assistance. ”

5

CN, Great Gransden

10/04/20

“Being so far away from our mother , Lorraine has been an amazing Carer and my mother in law has really become very comfortable with her . Thank you Lorraine . ”

5

MM, Stonesfield

10/04/20

“Adriana is a warm, thoughtful & experienced care worker. We ( myself & my 88y/o post stroke mother ) have really enjoyed our time with her & I know I can properly rest when she attends to my mother at home.”

5

HD, Cumnor

06/04/20

“Thoroughly satisfactory so far”

5

BaMJ, Wheatley

06/04/20

“Six or so weeks into the arrangement, we are delighted with the help Richard is giving us. Nothing is too much for him and we also find him a very nice man indeed. Long may it last!”

5

MM, High Wycombe

03/04/20

“I don’t know what I would have done without Bindi, whatever I ask she helps”

3.3

SB, High Wycombe

20/03/20

“We were very pleased and would ask our carer when next my elderly friend is with me. She was friendly and kind and helped Margaret, who is frail but completely with it at rising 90!”

5

PC, Abingdon

20/03/20

“In the current virus situation I would value the use of gloves and aprons and would be willing to absorb the small extra cost.”

4.3

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