A dementia diagnosis changes everything — but it does not have to mean leaving home. Our specialist dementia support service helps people with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia to live safely and with dignity in the place they know best.
Our carers are trained in dementia care and understand the importance of routine, familiarity, and calm. We work alongside families to create a care plan that respects your loved one’s history, personality, and preferences.
Our dementia support includes
- Consistent, familiar carers to reduce anxiety and confusion
- Daily routine support — washing, dressing, meals, and medication
- Gentle activity and reminiscence work
- Supervision and safety monitoring
- Support for wandering and night-time disturbances
- Family guidance and regular communication
- Liaison with community nurses, GPs, and memory services
We understand that dementia care needs change over time. Our team is experienced in adapting support as the condition progresses, providing continuity and reassurance for the whole family.
Call Carol on 0207 870 8162 or book a free family care consultation to talk through your loved one’s needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
We support people at all stages of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and frontotemporal dementia. Our carers are trained in dementia-aware communication and creating a calm, structured environment at home.
Yes. Our experienced carers are trained to provide compassionate personal care, manage complex behaviours, and support families through the emotional challenges that come with advanced dementia.
Our carers use gentle, person-centred techniques — focusing on reassurance, familiar routines, music, and reminiscence. We never use restraint or confrontation. If a situation needs clinical input, we escalate promptly.
Absolutely. Consistency is especially important for people with dementia. We always assign a primary carer and keep any changes to a minimum, introducing new carers gradually and sensitively.
Yes — and we actively encourage it. Families are partners in the care plan. We provide regular updates, welcome your feedback, and adjust the care approach based on what you observe at home.