Kampala, Ntinda Martyrs Way

Dignity-Centred Senior Support

Elderly Care at Home in Kampala

Caring for those who once cared for us, in the comfort of their homes. Ageing cannot be prevented, but with the right support older people can live safely, happily and with dignity in the place they know best.

Caregiver from Teamwork Homecare supporting an elderly person at home

Our nurses and caregivers help manage memory loss, diabetes, dementia, Alzheimer's and osteoporosis, support daily routines, and keep families informed, whether you live nearby or abroad.

Who this care is for

  • Older parents who are finding daily tasks harder
  • People living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease
  • Seniors with diabetes, high blood pressure or arthritis
  • Elderly people at risk of falls or recovering from a fall
  • Families who live away from their parents and need reliable help at home

What's included

Regular home visits and companionship
Medication checks and availability
Home modifications (wheelchairs, walkers)
Exercise and physiotherapy support
Healthy meal support
Ongoing medical monitoring
Personal hygiene and grooming
Dementia and Alzheimer's care

Signs a parent may need care at home

  • Missing medication or taking it at the wrong times
  • Falls, near-falls or difficulty getting up from a chair
  • Weight loss or skipped meals
  • Forgetfulness, confusion or getting lost
  • Difficulty bathing, dressing or using the toilet
  • Loneliness or low mood

Caregiver or nurse: which do you need?

If your parent mainly needs help with daily routines, companionship and medication reminders, a caregiver may be enough. If they have medical needs such as injections, wound care, diabetes management or a recent hospital stay, a nurse is the safer choice. Our free consultation helps you decide, and the plan can change as needs change.

Preventing falls at home

Falls are a common reason older people lose their independence. Our team checks the home for hazards, recommends simple changes such as grab rails and better lighting, supports safe walking with aids, and works with physiotherapists on strength and balance.

How it works

  1. 01

    Free consultation

    Call, WhatsApp or book online. We discuss the patient's needs at no cost.

  2. 02

    Care assessment

    We assess the patient's condition, home and daily routine.

  3. 03

    Care plan

    You receive a clear plan, schedule and price before care starts.

  4. 04

    Care begins

    A matched, vetted professional starts care, and we review progress regularly.

Elderly Care: common questions

Can you care for a parent with dementia?

Yes. Our nurses and caregivers support people with dementia and Alzheimer's with routines, safety, medication and companionship, and they guide families on what to expect.

Do you provide live-in carers?

Yes. We offer full-day and live-in care. Weekly and monthly packages are available.

I live abroad. Can you keep me updated?

Yes. Families receive regular updates on their loved one's wellbeing by phone or WhatsApp.

How much does elderly care at home cost?

Packages start from UGX 50,000 per day. We confirm the exact cost after a free consultation.