Dr Jamie Wilson founded Hometouch to bring NHS-level clinical standards into home-based care. He spent a decade working in the NHS as a psychiatrist specialising in dementia, before setting up Hometouch to help families access carers with the clinical oversight he saw was missing from the sector.
Jamie trained in medicine at the University of Leeds, graduating with an MBBS, before specialising in psychiatry. He worked as an NHS doctor from 2003 to 2014, including as a Psychiatric Registrar and Memory Specialist at Imperial College Hospital, working directly with people living with dementia and their families.
That experience shaped his view of the care system. He saw, repeatedly, how hospital admissions and care crises could often have been prevented with the right support at home. That observation led him to found Hometouch, a live-in care provider built around clinical oversight rather than administrative process. Hometouch became CQC-regulated in 2018, reflecting Jamie’s view that complex care, and dementia care in particular, requires the same accountability as any other clinical service.
Jamie is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Hometouch. He oversees clinical governance across the platform and personally reviews clinical content published on the site, working alongside Grace Silvester, Head of Quality Assurance and Governance, Stephanie Kent, Registered Manager, and the wider clinical team.
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Guidance for families arranging care at home.









Every clinical article on Hometouch is reviewed by a qualified member of our clinical team before publication. Dr Wilson personally reviews content relating to dementia and complex care, ensuring it reflects current NHS guidance and clinical best practice.
Dr Jamie Wilson’s clinical background shapes everything Hometouch does, from how carers are trained to how care plans are reviewed and adapted over time. His NHS experience in dementia care means families working with Hometouch are supported by more than an introductory service. They have access to clinical oversight, led by a practising doctor.
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