How much does overnight care cost?

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What is overnight care

Typical overnight care costs in the UK

Overnight care is usually charged at a nightly or weekly rate—typically around £150–£200 per night. Prices vary depending on whether a waking night or sleeping night is required, as well as location and carer availability.

What affects the cost?

  • Whether you need a waking night or sleeping night
  • Location and local carer availability
  • Whether care is arranged as a one-off night or part of a regular schedule

What's included in overnight care

A carer present overnight

A carer present overnight

A professional carer stays in the home during the night so support is available whenever needed.

Night-time assistance

Night-time assistance

Carers can help with toileting, repositioning, medication reminders, or reassurance during the night.

Waking or sleeping night care

Waking or sleeping night care

Depending on needs, carers can remain awake throughout the night or sleep nearby while being available if required.

Peace of mind for families

Peace of mind for families

Knowing someone capable is present overnight helps families rest more easily.

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Questions about costs

Overnight care is usually around £150-£225 per night, depending on whether a waking or sleeping night is needed and the level of support required.

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Waking night care means the carer stays awake and available throughout the night. Sleeping night care means the carer rests nearby and supports if needed.

Yes. Overnight care can be arranged as short-term support or as part of a longer routine, depending on your circumstances.

Overnight care can often start within a few days, depending on availability and your preferred schedule.

Overnight carers can help with toileting, repositioning, medication prompts, reassurance, and practical support during the night.

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