Dementia Support
Dementia can be scary for the person living with it and their loved ones, the smallest change can be distressing for the person and also for their loved ones.
Changes of routine or living arrangements can trigger stress and anxiety.
Everyone experiences Dementia differently and no two cases are the same for them or their loved ones.
Our highly trained and compassionate carers are there to help those living with dementia as well as taking the pressure off their loved ones.
Assisting our carers is our use of technology that will help us to keep you informed 24 hours a day at the click of a link to see exactly what is happening with your loved ones care.
If you don’t like technology you don’t have to engage with it, we will use it for you to help us deliver the best care we can, we can always provide updates over the phone or write in the communications book if that’s what you would prefer. Its your care an your choice and were here to help deliver that.
We have trained carers who have a vast wealth of experience in supporting people with dementia to live in their own home.
We will happily put you in contact with families who have had or are currently receiving care. You can then make an informed decision when making one of the most important decisions you will ever have to make.
If you’re becoming increasingly forgetful, particularly if you’re over the age of 65, it may be a good idea to talk to your GP about the early signs of dementia.
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