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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 235 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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4.8
Quality of care
4.9
Value for money
4.8
Reliability
4.8
TrustonTap Review Score based on 235 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

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

CR, Long Hanborough

18/03/20

“Nicola is a caring and attentive good humoured professional. She has become a member of the family whilst also keeping a professional approach. Very very pleased with our work with Nicola.”

5

VM

14/03/20

“Bindi has looked after my husband with moderate dementia and some physical problems on three afternoons so far to give me a break and we are booking her for more help. She has the right personality to cope with him and he is cheered up by her presence. She also suggests ideas to occupy him which she has learnt from her previous experience in the care sector. Whilst she is here she also does some light housekeeping jobs which is a great help to me. ”

5

CS, Camden

13/03/20

“Mercy is a very positive addition to our little team of carers for my dad. She goes out of her way to be helpful and positive. She is always cheery, level headed, thoughtful. We also appreciate and rely on her long term experience.”

4.3

DP, Abingdon

13/03/20

“My Mum frequently reminds me how much she enjoys Jennifer’s visits and how very grateful she is to see her so often.”

4.7

RD, Wantage

07/03/20

“I have found her brilliant. We get on very well with her, especially as we share many of the same interests. She is very willing to help with anything around the house. I would rate her 10 stars if available. ”

5

GF

02/03/20

“Helen has forged a friendship with our mother. She is well placed to care for some of the day to day things. We are very happy to have engaged her.”

5

GF

24/02/20

“Lorraine is fab. Great manner with mum, firm but friendly. A great help to us. ”

5

GF

24/02/20

“Great attitude, very conscientious and helpful. ”

5

GL, Witney

24/02/20

“Angela is very caring she takes time to give mum full support. I feel very confident with Angela's reliability and would recommend her to any family or friends.”

5

GL, Witney

24/02/20

“Angela is very caring she takes time to give mum full support. I feel very confident with Angela's reliability and would recommend her to any family or friends.”

5

MH

15/02/20

“We are very pleased to have Annet looking after David. She is very caring and reliable, always cheerful and copes well with occasional difficult problems. She has settled in very well and we all like her very much.”

5

CS, Haddenham (Aylesbury Vale)

13/02/20

“Excellent and does everything I ask her to do”

5

HJ, Eaton Bray

12/02/20

“Ann Marie has been a great carer for my elderly mother. She established rapport very quickly, observed quietly what needed doing and inspired confidence immediately. She is very quick to respond to requested bookings . We could not have asked for more .”

5

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