Dementia Care

A deterioration in cognitive function severe enough to interfere with day-to-day activities is referred to as dementia, a general phrase. It is not a single illness, but rather a syndrome with a variety of symptoms impairing thinking, memory, behaviour, and day-to-day functioning. Since dementia is progressive, it usually gets worse with time. As dementia progresses,

Personalised Care Plans

We develop care plans based on each client specific needs, preferences, and stage of dementia. These plans are regularly reviewed and updated to adapt to changing needs. Our carers support with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and meal preparation, ensuring that client with dementia maintain their dignity and independence as much as possible.

Cognitive Stimulation

Activities designed to engage and stimulate cognitive function are an integral part of dementia care. These can include puzzles, music therapy, reminiscence therapy, and other activities that promote mental engagement.

Behavioural Support

We assist with managing mood changes and symptoms such as agitation, aggression, and wandering. Our carers are trained to use techniques that promote calmness, bring clarity, and reduce stress for both the client and their family.

Medication Management

Medication management is crucial in dementia care. We assist with medication reminders, organisation, and administration to ensure adherence to prescribed regimens.

Safety and Supervision

It is vital to maintain a secure environment. Our carers constantly monitor the client and put safety procedures in place to prevent falls, roaming, and other potential risks.

Trained Carers

Our carers receive specialised training in dementia care to handle the unique challenges associated with the condition. They provide compassionate, person-centred support to ensure the well-being of your loved one.