The person comes first
Your routines, wishes and independence come first.
Personal support in familiar surroundings, shaped around you and the people you love.

Your routines, wishes and independence come first.
Space for your family’s questions and concerns.
Discuss support, schedules and local availability.

Tell us who needs support and what matters to them.
Discuss the requirements and whether suitable support is available locally.
Review the proposed support, costs and next steps before making a decision.
Yes. Tell us your relationship to the person and the support being considered. Their wishes and involvement should remain central to discussions wherever possible. Keep the first message brief and avoid sending sensitive medical information.
Availability is checked individually. Include the town or area where support is needed so the team can discuss local options. Do not assume that a service is available in every county or at every requested time.
Describe the everyday tasks or situations where support would help. The team can then discuss the appropriate scope and availability. Any specialist or clinical needs should be clearly identified and assessed before arrangements are agreed.
The cost depends on the support needed, location, schedule and agreed arrangements. Ask for a clear explanation of the proposed service and fees before deciding. No price is confirmed through the initial website enquiry.
A change in needs should prompt a review of the arrangements. Discuss how reviews, communication and any changes to the schedule or scope of support would be handled before care starts.
Use the enquiry button and select home care, or email info@mms.ie. Share your area, the kind of support being considered and a suitable way to contact you. The first step is a conversation, not a commitment to a care arrangement.