Home care for your parents in Lagos, checked by a named nurse.
You can't be there. We can prove we were. Every visit is reported, then reviewed and signed by a named, licensed nurse before it reaches you. Vitals, medication and how your parent is really doing, every day.
Daily care report
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You can arrange everything from wherever you live. The work happens in Lagos, and you see the record of it.
Home assessment
A registered nurse visits your parent, meets the family and looks at their prescriptions, test results and any hospital papers the family has.
Care plan and quote
Within 48 hours you receive the written care plan, the name of the nurse responsible and your monthly quote.
A signed report after every visit
The caregiver reports after each visit. A nurse reviews and signs it before you read it. Urgent problems reach you straight away.
Who will actually be in your parent's house?
It is the first question families ask, and the right one. This is how we choose, pay and supervise the people we send.
Checked before they meet your parent
ID, guarantor and references for every caregiver, and a licence check for every nurse. Nobody is sent to a family until every document is on file.
Paid by us, on a fixed date
Caregivers are paid by the agency on the same date every month, whether or not an invoice is late. Families never pay a caregiver directly.
A nurse checks their work
A named registered nurse reviews every report before you see it, and is the person you speak to about your parent's care.
Cover when someone is off
Rest days and sick days are covered by a named relief caregiver. If a caregiver has not clocked in, we are alerted and arrange cover.
Money goes straight to us
You pay the agency directly, by card or transfer, and get a receipt. No cash passes through relatives or staff.
Caregivers, supervised by nurses
Every plan includes a named nurse, signed daily reports and emergency escalation.
Companion Care
Daily visits for company, meals, light help at home and wellbeing checks.
- Scheduled daily visits
- Vitals logged each visit
- Signed daily report
Personal Care
Hands-on help with bathing, dressing, mobility and medication prompts.
- Everything in Companion Care
- Medication record, every dose
- Mobility and personal care
Dementia Care
Care at home for a parent living with dementia or Alzheimer's, built around a steady routine, a safe house and a familiar face.
- Care plan built around their routine
- Wandering and home safety plan
- Medicines given and recorded
Post-Hospital Care
Recovery at home after surgery, stroke or a hospital stay, with closer monitoring.
- Longer daily coverage
- Tighter alert thresholds
- Weekly nurse visit
Live-in Care
A caregiver living in the home, with relief cover on rest days and nurse oversight.
- Day and night reports
- Named relief caregiver
- Priority escalation
Night Care
A trained caregiver overnight, for parents who wake, wander or need help to the toilet at night.
- Overnight caregiver
- Help to the toilet and turning
- Night report, nurse-signed
Respite Care
Short-term care that takes over from the family carer, so they can rest, travel or recover.
- Daily visits or live-in cover
- Handover from the family carer
- Signed report after every visit
Palliative Care
Comfort care at home for a serious illness, alongside your parent's doctor or a hospital palliative care unit, if they have one.
- Comfort and personal care
- Symptoms watched and reported
- Works with your parent's doctor
Home care starts from ₦100,000 a month. Every family gets a written quote after the assessment, and you can pay from Nigeria, the UK, the US or Canada.
A report or an explanation. Never silence.
You see what happened on each visit, who checked it, and when they signed it.
Read a sample report- 1The caregiver files a structured report after every visit, even without internet.
- 2A registered nurse reviews it, corrects anything unclear, and signs it with their name.
- 3Only then does it appear in your family portal, for every relative you invite.
- 4If a report is late, you see a late notice with the reason.
See your parent's care from anywhere
Our own care platform runs every visit. You get a family portal on your phone, and our team gets the tools to run care properly.
What you see in the family portal
- Today at a glance: the last visit, the next visit and how many of this week's visits are done.
- Checked-in at the home: each report shows whether the caregiver's phone was at your parent's home when they clocked in.
- Health trends: blood pressure, sugar, pulse and weight charted over 30 or 90 days, against the safe range the nurse set.
- Medicines: every dose given, refused or missed this week, with the reason.
- The schedule: who is coming and when, and whether they have arrived.
- Invoices and payments in one place, visible only to the person paying.
- Your whole family: invite brothers and sisters in Lagos, London or Houston to read the same reports.
How we run care behind the scenes
- No checks, no shifts: a caregiver can't be booked until their ID, guarantor and references are checked.
- Location-checked clock-ins: a clock-in away from the home, or with location off, alerts the state coordinator straight away.
- Missed visits caught: if nobody has clocked in an hour after a visit should start, the team is alerted and arranges cover.
- Readings watched: a reading outside the safe range, or an urgent concern, goes to the nurse, and keeps escalating until someone takes charge.
- Every report signed: a named nurse reviews each report before you see it.
- Works without signal: the caregiver's app records the visit offline and sends it when the network returns.
- A state coordinator runs the rota, the team and follow-up for each state, with nurses making every clinical decision.
Guides for families
How to care for your elderly parents in Nigeria from abroad
A practical guide for Nigerians in the UK, US, Canada and Ireland caring for a parent back home: who to trust, how to check on care and emergency plans.
How to find a caregiver you can trust in Lagos
What proper checks on a caregiver look like, why good caregivers leave, the questions to ask any caregiver agency in Lagos, and the warning signs to watch for.
Private nurse at home in Lagos: what families need to know
When an elderly parent needs a private nurse at home rather than a caregiver, how to check a nurse's licence, and nurse visits or a live-in nurse in Lagos.
Before you decide
How much does home care in Lagos cost?
It depends on how many hours of care your parent needs and on their health. After the home assessment, the nurse writes a care plan and you receive a firm monthly quote in writing within 48 hours.
Is this a care home or old people's home?
No. Your parent stays in their own home and our caregivers come to them, with a named nurse overseeing their care.
I live abroad. How do I know the caregiver actually came?
Caregivers clock in and out on their phone, with the location recorded. If a caregiver has not clocked in within an hour of the shift starting, our team is alerted and arranges cover.
What happens in an emergency?
Before care starts, the family sets an emergency plan with our nurse: a designated hospital, ideally one your parent is already registered at, the transport that will take them there (a family car, a driver or a private ambulance service), and who in the family pays the deposit. In a serious emergency the caregiver calls that transport, gets your parent to the designated hospital and calls our nurse. You get an urgent message and a call from the nurse. The family arranges and pays for the transport and the hospital. We don't handle medical bills.
Can my brothers and sisters see the reports too?
Yes. The person paying can invite family members by name. Everyone sees the same signed record, and access can be removed at any time.
How do I pay from the UK or US?
By card or bank transfer. Invoices are in naira and we show an approximate amount in your currency. You pay monthly in advance, straight to us.
Do your caregivers give medication?
Only medication prescribed by your parent's doctor, as written in the care plan. Every dose is recorded, and a missed dose is flagged to the nurse the same day.
Last checked on 3 Oct 2026.
Start with a visit from a registered nurse.
Tell us about your parent and we will arrange the home assessment.