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Rakuxon CareRakuxon Care

Personal care at home, arranged around the person.

Support with personal care, meals, daily routines and the things that matter to you. We assess your needs and preferences, agree a person-centred care plan with you, and aim to provide continuity through a consistent care team.

Private-pay care and commissioned packages, subject to eligibility and availability

A carer sitting with an older woman in her own bedroom, talking together

Preparing to support people across England

  • Designed around CQC requirementsPerson-centred care plans, risk management and clear records.
  • The person leads the planNeeds, preferences, choices and consent at the centre.
  • Care stays in the homeWhere home care is appropriate, supporting independence at home.
About

Care that feels like care

A visit can be on time and still feel cold. We start in the kitchen they already have, learn the routine, and send people who come back — so the week still belongs to the person living it.

  • Tea the way they take it
  • Consistent care team wherever possible
  • A week that still looks like theirs
More about us
Carers and older people sharing a meal together around a table
An older couple sitting together at a table beside a window
A family sitting around a kitchen table with a relative who uses a wheelchair
A carer making up a bed in a homely room lined with bookshelves
Services

Care at home, in the way that fits

Personal care, visiting calls, live-in support and short-term cover. Every package starts with an assessment at home and a plan you agree to.

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Care plans

Personalised care, tailored to the person

Everyone’s situation is different. Our carers build plans around the person in front of them, at the pace that suits the family.

  • Assessment at home

    We visit, meet the family, and understand needs, preferences, communication, consent and risks.

  • A written care plan

    A plan setting out agreed needs, preferences, outcomes, risks, consent, visit arrangements and review dates.

  • Consistent care team

    The same small team wherever possible, so nobody has to explain themselves twice.

  • Reviewed as needs change

    Plans are reviewed when needs, risks, preferences or circumstances change, and at planned review points.

A family sitting around a kitchen table with a relative who uses a wheelchair

Working process

  1. Enquiry

    Tell us what is happening. One conversation, no obligation.

  2. Assessment

    We assess needs, preferences, communication, consent, capacity and risks at home.

  3. Care plan

    A written plan setting out agreed needs, preferences, outcomes, risks, consent, visit arrangements and review dates.

  4. Care starts

    Support begins once all required arrangements, checks, consent, registration and commissioning requirements are in place, and the plan is reviewed as needs change.

The people behind the promise

We know care because we do care

Rakuxon was shaped by people who have worked inside care — with families, with teams, and with the responsibilities that sit behind every visit. That lived perspective keeps our work practical, warm and accountable.

Respect is not an extra in care. It is the starting point. We also protect privacy, autonomy, independence and equality.
Three members of a care team standing together in a client's home
  • The person comes first

    Needs, preferences, rights, choices and outcomes guide the care plan.

  • Faces you recognise

    The same small team wherever we can, so nobody starts again each week.

  • Funding we work with

    We can discuss private funding and commissioned care arrangements, subject to eligibility and availability.

  • Clear from the start

    We agree the care plan and intended care team before support begins, with arrangements for continuity and cover.

Tell us what would help

If someone you love needs support at home, leave a few details and we will be in touch.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The questions families ask us first. If yours is not here, a short call usually settles it.