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Warm conversation
Life-story chats, photos and music to spark memories and reduce anxiety.
Dementia Care
Calm, familiar routines with a small, consistent team
Gentle, person-centred support that reduces anxiety, protects dignity and keeps daily life steady—delivered by dementia-trained carers who really get to know you.
Dementia-trained carers
Predictable visit times
Family updates & notes
What’s included
Care focuses on reassurance, safety and familiar routines—so each day feels calmer and more connected.
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Gentle structure
Consistent routines for meals, hydration and rest to steady the day.
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Home safety
Simple adjustments and prompts that lower falls and wandering risk.
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Meals & drinks
Calm encouragement with eating, plus regular hydration reminders.
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Unhurried personal care
Kind support with washing and dressing at the person’s pace.
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Clear communication
Easy-read notes and updates so families feel informed and involved.
Visit options
Choose the level of support that fits—little and often, focused evening help, or continuous care.
Hourly visits to maintain routine
Daily support for confidence
Evening “sundowning” reassurance
Waking/sleeping nights or live-in
Getting started
Simple steps, clear communication and a small, steady team for continuity.
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Listen & learnLife story, preferences and things that soothe or trigger.
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Home visitWe agree a calm routine and safety prompts that feel right.
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Care matchIntroduce your consistent team with dementia training.
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ReviewRegular notes and check-ins—adapting as needs change.
Frequently asked questions
? Is dementia care different to Alzheimer’s care?
Alzheimer’s is one type of dementia. Our approach is person-centred, adapting to the individual and stage rather than the label.
? Will we see the same carers?
We build a small, consistent team for continuity. If someone is away, we’ll arrange known cover wherever possible.
? Can you help with medication?
We provide gentle prompts. If administration is required, we can add appropriate nurse-led support.
? How do you reduce stress or “sundowning”?
By keeping a predictable routine, soft lighting, quiet activities and a familiar face—plus unhurried, reassuring communication.
Ready to arrange dementia care?
Tell us what helps a good day feel possible—we’ll build a simple plan around it.
Speak to our team