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We’ve been providing high quality live-in care across Scotland for over 10 years, thanks to our dedicated team of professionals. From care managers to live-in carers, who work from the Highlands to Dumfries, our commitment to excellence and personalised care

Caring for a loved one living with Parkinson’s can be challenging as the condition progresses. However, a Parkinson’s diagnosis does not mean that an individual has to move out of the home they love. An alternative option to moving into

At The Good Care Group, we understand the vital significance of preserving independence and autonomy for individuals in need of care. Recognising the value of maintaining one’s sense of self and freedom, we advocate for personalised care solutions that empower

Caring for an individual living with multiple sclerosis can be challenging as the condition flares up or progresses. Many people mistakenly think that residential care or a nursing home is the only option. However, this is not the case, as

Cognitive decline is a significant challenge faced by individuals living with dementia, impacting their ability to perform daily tasks, communicate effectively, and maintain independence. As dementia progresses, changes in cognitive functioning can have a profound effect on overall well-being and

Caring for a loved one at the end of life is a deeply personal and emotional journey. At The Good Care Group, we understand the importance of providing compassionate and professional support during this challenging time. Our live-in care service

At The Good Care Group (TGCG), we place great emphasis on ensuring the comfort and convenience of our carers. We understand that travelling to and from your placement can sometimes feel challenging, which is why we have designed a comprehensive

The Good Care Group (TGCG) is excited to share that we have formed a partnership with The Brain Charity. This charity was chosen, as we resonated with their mission to enable all those affected by neurological conditions to live longer,

Make May Purple, runs annually each year to help raise the awareness of stroke and the impact it can have on the individuals and their families. Despite being a leading cause of death and disability, strokes are often misunderstood and

The Good Care Group is excited to announce the launch of our new model for dementia care, ‘EVER’. This has been uniquely developed by our very own Admiral Nurse, Dr Jane Pritchard and Occupational Therapist, Jackie Cooper, who both have