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Reassuring conversation
Kind, simple communication and memory prompts—photos, music and life-story chats.
Alzheimer’s Care
Gentle, predictable care that protects dignity and confidence
We focus on reassurance, familiar routines and clear communication—reducing anxiety and helping each day feel calmer, safer and more connected.
Alzheimer’s-trained carers
Consistent visit times
Family updates & notes
What’s included
Care that adapts to the person and stage—designed to reduce stress, keep routines steady and support independence.
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Calm structure
Predictable routines for meals, hydration and rest to anchor the day.
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Safety at home
Prompting and small adjustments that lower risks around falls or wandering.
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Eating & drinking
Unhurried encouragement with meals and regular drinks for comfort and energy.
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Personal care
Gentle help with washing and dressing—always at the person’s pace and with privacy.
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Clear family notes
Updates in plain language so everyone feels informed and involved.
Visit options
Choose the right level of help—brief check-ins, evening support, or continuous care.
Hourly visits to maintain routine
Daily support for confidence
Evening “sundowning” reassurance
Waking/sleeping nights or live-in
Getting started
Clear steps, careful matching and a small, steady team for continuity.
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Listen & learnLife story, preferences, things that soothe or trigger.
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Home visitAgree a calm routine and simple safety prompts.
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Care matchIntroduce your consistent team with Alzheimer’s training.
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ReviewRegular notes and check-ins—as needs change, we adapt.
Frequently asked questions
? How is Alzheimer’s care different from general dementia care?
Alzheimer’s is one type of dementia. We tailor support to the person and stage, focusing on reassurance, routine and communication.
? Will we have the same carers?
We aim for a small, consistent team. If cover is needed, we’ll arrange someone known wherever possible.
? Can you manage medication?
We offer gentle prompts. If administration is required, we can add nurse-led support to your plan.
? Can you support with “sundowning”?
Yes—predictable evenings, soft lighting and quiet activities with a familiar face can reduce distress.
Ready to arrange Alzheimer’s care?
Tell us what helps a good day feel possible—we’ll build a simple plan around it.
Speak to our team