Moor and Coast Care

Moor and Coast Care is a home care agency in Crawley, West Sussex (RH10 1TN).

Newly registered with the CQC, October 2026. No inspection rating has been published yet.

About Moor and Coast Care

Moor and Coast Care is a home care agency in Crawley, supporting people in their own homes across West Sussex. We work with older people and younger adults, with people living with dementia, with people who have a learning disability, with autistic people, with people living with mental health needs and with people who have a physical disability. That is a wide remit and it only works if we resist applying a single approach. An older person who needs help getting up in the morning, an autistic adult who needs support to keep a tenancy going and somebody recovering from a mental health crisis are not variations on one theme. We assess each person properly, we ask what they want help with, and we build the support around the answer. The practical work includes personal care, medication managed and recorded carefully, meals cooked, help to move safely about the home, support to get out and about, and being reliable company in a week that may hold very little else. Continuity is what we guard most carefully. Sending familiar carers is how anybody notices that a person has become confused, stopped eating or is in pain and not saying so. For people living with dementia it is also what keeps a visit calm. The Care Quality Commission has not yet given us an overall rating. We are open about how we recruit, train and supervise, and we would rather you asked questions before deciding anything.

Care provided at Moor and Coast Care

• Older person care
• Dementia care
• Mental health care
• Learning disability and autism support
• Physical disability support
• Younger adults care

• Covers approximately 10 miles

Read the full inspection report on the CQC website.

Common questions about Moor and Coast Care

Where is Moor and Coast Care located?

Moor and Coast Care is a home care agency based in Crawley, West Sussex (RH10 1TN), providing care to people in their own homes within approximately 10 miles of the area.

What type of care does Moor and Coast Care provide?

Moor and Coast Care is registered to provide care in people’s own homes, with support that includes Older person care, Dementia care, Mental health care, Learning disability and autism support, Physical disability support, Younger adults care. The full list of services is shown on this page.

Does Moor and Coast Care provide dementia care?

Yes. Moor and Coast Care supports people living with dementia. We recommend contacting the agency directly to discuss your individual situation.

Questions families ask about Moor and Coast Care

Can they support someone living with dementia at home?

Yes. Yes. Moor and Coast Care Ltd – Crawley is registered for dementia care in people's own homes.

Can they help with medication and nursing tasks?

Ask the home. Most home care agencies prompt or give medication but do not provide nursing tasks. Ask what their carers are trained to do.

Do they cover our area?

Yes. Moor and Coast Care Ltd – Crawley covers roughly 10 miles from Crawley.

Will the council help pay?

Ask the home. The agency has not told us which funding it accepts. Most take both council funded and self funded clients; a direct payment from the council can be used to pay them.

Typical home care fees in the South East

Moor and Coast Care Ltd – Crawley has not published its fees yet. These are typical hourly rates for the South East, so you know roughly what to expect before you call.

• Home care (per hour): £29 to £35 per hour, typical range

Indicative figures for the South East, not a quote from Moor and Coast Care Ltd – Crawley. Actual fees depend on the room, the level of care and how it is funded.

More about the care at Moor and Coast Care

Dementia Care at Moor and Coast Care

Continuity is what this agency says it guards most carefully, and dementia is where the benefit of that is clearest. A carer who is recognised at the door does not have to spend the visit establishing who they are, which leaves time for the actual help. The agency also notes that familiar carers are the ones who notice somebody has become confused, stopped eating, or is in pain and not saying so. Ask what dementia training the carers have completed. Ask how a refused visit is handled, and how the plan is revised as the condition advances.

Home Care at Moor and Coast Care

Moor and Coast Care has held this registration since 16 October 2026, which means no inspection has taken place yet. Home care is visits at agreed times in a person's own home, with West Sussex assessing and sometimes funding a package. The agency covers a wide range of needs and argues that such a remit only works if a single approach is resisted. Rates across the South East typically run from £29 to £35 an hour, so the number of calls decides the weekly cost. Ask how visits are recorded, how often the plan is reviewed, and who a relative can telephone at the weekend.

Older Person Care at Moor and Coast Care

An older person who needs help getting up in the morning is the first of three examples this agency uses to argue against applying a single approach. For that person the work is personal care, medication managed and recorded carefully, meals cooked, help to move safely about the home, and company in a week that may hold very little else. Moor and Coast Care says it asks people what they want help with and builds the support around the answer. Ask how long each call lasts and how many different carers would come in a fortnight. Ask what can be covered late in the evening, since overnight support in Crawley is a separate arrangement.

Mental Health at Moor and Coast Care

Being asked what you want help with, rather than handed a plan, is what this agency says it does, and in mental health that is most of the difference. Steady visits that arrive when promised do more than anything dramatic. Ask what experience the carers have, and who the person or a relative can reach when things deteriorate out of hours.

Younger Adults at Moor and Coast Care

Typical South East rates of £29 to £35 an hour mean that a package built around a working week needs planning rather than goodwill. For an adult under sixty five the test is whether visits move with a job, a course and a social life. Ask whether call times can shift with a timetable, and whether a small consistent team of carers is realistic.

Learning Disability and Autism at Moor and Coast Care

Keeping a tenancy going is the example this agency reaches for when it talks about autistic adults, and it is a well chosen one. Good support is built on what the person says they want help with, with routines kept predictable and sensory needs respected. West Sussex would commission and review a package of this kind, so ask who attends reviews and how often they are held.

Physical Disability at Moor and Coast Care

Support to get out and about appears on this agency's list alongside help to move safely about the home, and the two are different problems. Transfers and personal care are the rest of it, done so that somebody keeps doing what they still can. Ask whether carers are trained on the equipment in the house, and who arranges a review when needs change.

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