Ipswich Domiciliary Care
At Hales Home Care Ipswich, we provide personalised, technology-enabled domiciliary care designed to meet your needs.
Our dedicated care team delivers compassionate support, helping people in Ipswich and surrounding areas maintain their chosen lifestyle at home. With over 25 years of experience, we focus on person-centred care. Our goal is to ensure you can live independently and comfortably, with the support of our one-to-one care services.
We tailor our services to fit your routine and needs. Whether you require a few hours of domestic help each week, dementia home care, or full-time live-in care, we are here to assist. Learn more about our services here >>
You can trust our team to provide high-quality care. Our carers are fully trained, friendly, and committed to delivering the best service. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulates our standards, and all our carers pass Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks to ensure your safety.
We take pride in the quality of our care and aim to make a positive impact on your life. Please get in touch to find out more about our services.
Interested in joining our team to become a Care Assistant in Ipswich?
To find out more about our service, please call us on 01473 732126 or email us at ipswichcare@halesgroup.co.uk
Alternatively, feel free to come and visit us at:
53 Barrack Square
Martlesham Heath Business Park
Ipswich
IP5 3RF
Local Contact Details
Name: Kelly Mildren
Job Title: Registered Manager
Kelly has worked in the care industry for 15 years, progressing from a Carer to a Registered Manager. Currently, she is pursuing an NVQ Level 5 in Health and Social Care to enhance her skills and abilities within the sector. Kelly’s extensive experience in the care industry, along with the daily challenges she encounters, has led her to her current position. She is passionate about person-centred care and strives to ensure that all service users receive the highest quality of care while remaining in their homes, supported by Hales Care Workers.
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