Dementia home care

What we do

There is a time when a person’s dementia has progressed to a point where everyday activities become challenging and can cause risk to health and wellbeing. At this point it is useful to have highly skilled carers come into the home and provide support for those activities.

Caring for someone with dementia take specialist skill and knowledge and generic care teams often struggle with providing care that can help the person maximise their skills and minimise their risks.

Our specialist dementia home care team provides outstanding support and care for people with dementia in their own home.
Our small team of highly experienced carers provides consistent person-centred care which helps a person with dementia to manage the symptoms of their condition and enable them to engage in meaningful daily activities.

Why choose us?

Our team is clinically led, unlike most care companies we have specialist Occupational Therapists who provide a full and holistic assessment of the client’s needs, and they are able to prescribe a bespoke care package which will enhance the client’s skills and minimise the impact of their dementia.
We will provide the client with a small team of dementia care specialists to enable the client to become familiar and comfortable with the people entering their home.
Unlike most care companies, we are able to build strong relationships with our clients, so they feel they are being supported by a friend rather than having strangers coming into their home and seeing them at their most vulnerable.

Our clinical knowledge allows us to know that one of the most effective treatment tools for people with Dementia is routine. Routine allows people to require less cognitive processing and reduces anxiety, so our specialist care team keeps to those routines. We do not have huge time ranges for when we will visit like most care companies, we have a fixed time to attend, and we will be there at that time to help the client and their families build positive daily routines, which will ultimately lead to a reduction in need for additional complex care.

Added bonus.

Did you know that dementia is a clinical term used to describe the symptoms of chronic confusion. Dementia is not a diagnosis, but the symptom of dementia can be caused by many different diagnoses so, treatment and support frequently have to be changed and varied to ensure the best care for an individual.
One size does not fit all.
Our team of expert Occupational Therapists know this, and they know the difference in the diagnoses that cause dementia. With this expert knowledge we are able to formulate an extensive and bespoke care plan that can help the person maximise their skills and minimise their risks.

Our Occupational Therapists work closely with our specialist care team to ensure that this happens every day.