
Home care that lets you stay where you belong
CQC-registered, nurse-led home care across Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch and wider Dorset.
Our services
Compare all services →Visiting Care
We visit for 60 mins-a few hours, helping with personal care, meals, mobility and company - daily or a few times a day.Learn more →Sleeping Night Care
Carer sleeps over, on hand for emergencies but not awake all night. Suits occasional overnight needs.Learn more →Waking Night Support
Carer stays awake all night for hands-on support - repositioning, toileting and pain relief as needed.Learn more →24/7 Care
For continuous or unpredictable needs, when being alone isn’t safe. We’re there day and night.Learn more →Accreditations
- Care Quality Commission
- Dorset Care Association
- NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit — Standards Met
- Partners in Care — BCP & Dorset
- BCP Council
- Dorset Council
- Hampshire County Council
- Wiltshire Council
- Information Commissioner’s Office
- GOV.UK
- Living Wage Employer
- homecare.co.uk
Why families choose us
A consistent care team
You get a small team who know your routine, not a different face each week. When someone is away, cover comes from inside that team.
Meet the team →Round-the-clock options
24/7 support with either waking or sleeping night support options for continuous, overnight peace of mind.
See our services →Updates to family
Real-time care visibility from your phone - visit notes, schedule, care plan, risk assessments and consents, all in one place.
Start your care →Families are saying
The caregivers were amazing when my family needed support for my beloved sister. They were all professional and caring people. Our family is grateful for the whole team who were with us on the daring journey and comforted her in her days at home, which she ultimately wished for.
The company helped our dad when he needed the most. They communicated quickly and effectively, not leaving anything to chance. We are eternally grateful for their service and all the considerations they took to bring peace to our family. We can only recommend them to everyone!
At first, we were hesitant to have carers at home; however, we wanted to ensure our parents could remain home and not be put in a care home. We were referred to TP Care by a friend and it has been a great success. Our parents built a good rapport with the staff, and they and the company were easy to communicate with. Thank you for making them stay home longer than otherwise.
Who we are
Tee: The Founder, CEO & Registered Manager
With over eight years’ experience in health and social care, Tee brings together a strong business background, professional leadership and, most importantly, a genuine passion for people.
His journey began as a carer, giving him first-hand experience of the realities of complex care. His personal experience supporting his stepson with complex needs led him to become a case manager, deepening his understanding of person-centred care, family support and the importance of seeing the individual beyond their diagnosis.
Today, as Founder, CEO and Registered Manager of TP Care, Tee is driven by a clear vision: to transform complex care through compassion, dignity, innovation and truly personalised support.
His clarity on what good care is comes from his decade-long travelling where he saw more than half of the world and how each community there treats each other. He studied in five countries and has two master’s degrees, one in business and one in nursing.
He believes exceptional care is not simply about meeting needs — it is about understanding people, building trust and helping every individual live a life of purpose, choice and possibility.
Meet the team →
How your care starts
- 1
Initial Contact
You call or message; we listen.
- 2
Assessment
We visit to understand your needs.
- 3
Care Plan
We write it together; you keep a copy.
- 4
Agreement and Consent
Nothing starts until you agree.
- 5
Care Team Allocation
We match a small, familiar team to you.
- 6
Information Sharing
Family and GP kept in the loop (with your consent).
- 7
Review
At six weeks, then at least every six months — or sooner if things change.









