Dementia Care

A Safe 24-hour supervised setting.
Activities tailored to stimulate cognitive function and well-being.
professional support available to meet the changing needs of dementia.
Care assistants to social & recreational activities
Assistance with light exercise
Unique Dementia care personalised to each individual
We understand that each residents experience with dementia will differ from the next person. We provide a personalised service to ensure the safe care of all our residents:
- Personalised care plans developed with an in depth assessment provided by service user, families and healthcare professionals.
- Clear signage and familiar décor for a comfortable living environment.
- Structured routines in accordance with preferences set out in care plans.
- Nutritious meals to meet dietary requirements and preferences.
- Regular activities planner and reminiscence therapy to engage memory and cognitive function.
Effective communication with residents
Not only is communication a rewarding endeavor in itself, as it provides ways to share experiences, thoughts, and feelings, but it is also crucial to ensure that the person with dementia is comfortable and safe. Effective communication also has a myriad of other benefits, as follows:
• Reduces anxiety and confusion in your loved one with dementia
• Strengthens the bond between you and your loved one
• Tips you off to discomfort, pain, dental, or vision problems
• Helps you to be a better caregiver
• Builds trust
• Improves understanding and cooperation
• Helps you feel more successful as a caregiver
Sources of support
- Dementia UK leaflet on Mouth care
- dementiauk.org/mouth-care
- Dementia UK leaflet on Eating and drinking
- dementiauk.org/eating-and-drinking
- Dementia UK video on Calming techniques
- dementiauk.org/maintaining-health-in-dementia-videos
- Dementia UK leaflet on Dealing with restlessness dementiauk.org/dealing-with-restlessness
- Dementia UK leaflet on Managing anxiety and depression in a person with dementia
- dementiauk.org/anxiety-and-depression