Life Skills Development
Developing life skills in a way that feels natural and achievable.
Solent Primary Medical Care Services (SPMCS)
Supported Living
At Solent Primary Medical Care Services (SPMCS), Supported Living is more than practical support — it's about creating the right environment for people to grow, feel safe, and live with confidence.
We provide flexible, person-led support for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, and physical health conditions who wish to live independently but require some level of assistance in their daily lives. Whether for a few hours a week or around-the-clock, our service adapts to the person — not the other way around.
No two lives are the same — and neither are our care plans. Every individual we support is involved in shaping how their care looks, feels, and evolves over time. Our team works to understand not just what someone needs, but what they value and what helps them feel in control of their own life.
Solent Primary Medical Care: where care exceeds expectations.
Contact us today to explore how we can provide a bespoke and professional solution for your supported living needs.
Discover our services
Care That Reflects the Individual
Individual-centered care
Technology-backed services
A Service Backed by Smart Technology
At a glance
What we support
- Personal care and daily routines
- Household tasks, cooking, and budgeting
- Medication prompts and health appointments
- Confidence-building and emotional wellbeing
- Education, employment, and volunteering
- Navigating relationships and community life
- Tenancy responsibilities and maintaining a safe home
- Goal-setting, planning, and personal development
- 24/7 on-call support and flexible staff visits
Questions
Supported living — quick answers
It means flexible, person-led support in your own home or tenancy so you can pursue independence with the right level of assistance—whether that is a few hours a week or more intensive support.
We involve each individual in shaping how care looks and evolves. Plans reflect goals, preferences, routines, and what helps someone feel in control, and we review them as needs change.
Digital records, secure access, and clear updates help families and professionals stay informed. Insights also help the team respond proactively and keep improving outcomes.
Care for the SPMCS
Care That Fits Your Life, When You Need It Most
From home care to supported living, we're here when you need us—reach out to discuss the right support for you or your family.
