Is this support suitable?
This service may help a person living with dementia who wishes to remain in their own home and needs planned assistance, reassurance or companionship.
CQC REGISTERED DOMICILIARY CAREDementia support
Dementia support
in your own home.
Calm, familiar and person-centred care shaped around routines, communication, life history, wellbeing and independence.
PERSON-CENTRED SUPPORTSupport shaped around
Support shaped around
what matters to you.
Living with dementia affects each person differently. We learn about the person behind the diagnosis—their history, preferences, communication and familiar routines—so support remains respectful and meaningful.
Before care begins, we take time to understand needs, routines, preferences, risks and desired outcomes. Support is then recorded in an agreed care plan and reviewed when circumstances change.
WHAT SUPPORT CAN INCLUDEPractical help,
Practical help,
delivered with dignity.
Every care arrangement is individual. Following assessment, support may include:
Support with familiar personal-care routines
Companionship and meaningful activity
Meal, hydration and medication routines
Reassurance and calm communication
Support to maintain community connections
Observation and reporting of changes in wellbeing
Safe and clearly planned
Care is planned with the person and, where appropriate and authorised, those close to them and involved professionals. Consent, capacity and best-interest decisions are handled in line with applicable requirements.
COMMON QUESTIONSThings you may
Things you may
want to ask.
We will discuss your circumstances directly and explain what can safely be provided.
Will carers learn the person’s routines?
Yes. Familiar routines, preferences, communication and life history are important parts of person-centred assessment and planning.
Can you support someone who becomes distressed?
We plan individual approaches to communication and reassurance. Needs and risks must be assessed to confirm that support can be provided safely.
Do you involve family members?
With the person’s consent or appropriate legal authority, authorised relatives and representatives can contribute to planning and receive agreed updates.
A FRIENDLY FIRST CONVERSATION
Let’s discuss the right support.
No pressure and no obligation. Care is offered following assessment and subject to safe staffing and availability.