Dementia care

There are numerous type of dementia(Alzheimer’s,Vascular dementia,Lewy body dementia,Frontotemporal dementia,Mixed dementia); conditions grouped under the generalised term “dementia” are caused by abnormal changes to the brain, and normally affect the person’s memory. The brain is made up of billions of neurones (nerve cells) that communicate with each other through chemical signals. If a person has dementia, these neurones are damaged which means that these messages cannot be sent efficiently which in turn affects all functions of the body.

Dementia care is all about giving you the support you need to carry on living at home.

Dementia care is condition-led support designed to support you or your loved one as you face the specific challenges presented by your dementia. At Helping Hands, we provide dedicated dementia care to people in the comfortable, familiar surroundings of their own home. As a specialist dementia care provider, we train our carers to follow a routine that your loved one is used to and comfortable with, maintaining their independence as much as possible.

When we provide dementia care we put safety first , we are passionate about the care we provide . We support our carers with the best training to ensure your loved one is going to be fully supported at all times. We offer flexible, person-centred dementia support on both a visiting and live-in care basis. Here’s an idea of what each type of care involves:

Live-in care places a specially trained live-in carer in your loved one’s home to provide personalised care every day. A live-in carer offers a constant source of care.

24 Hour care

With a live-in carer, your loved one will benefit from the round-the-clock support and companionship offered by having a carer in their home

Enjoying every moment

A live-in carer will enable your loved one to get the most out of life and continue doing the things they really enjoy

Suitable carer just what you need

We know that having a carer moving into your home is a big step for your loved one to take, which is why we’ll help them find someone who values and share their interests , culture and personality

Visiting care involves short, regular calls throughout the week to ensure your loved one is getting the support and specialist dementia care they require to help live with their condition

Visiting from 30 min

With care visits starting from as little as 30 minutes per week, your loved one’s visiting care can be planned around their routines and schedules

Offer of flexible care

Your loved one will benefit from having a type and level of support that is fully tailored to their specific needs and wishes

Specialised care support

Your loved one’s visiting carer will proactively help them to manage the symptoms of their dementia

Personal care

As part of your care plan, your carer can provide discreet, dignified personal care – assisting with bathing, dressing and toileting

Meal preparation

Staying at home for care means you can ask your carer to prepare your favourite meals and snacks at the times that you’re used to

Housework

Our carers can help out with cleaning, vacuuming, tidying, doing the laundry, ironing, and just about everything else

Remaining mobile

Companionship

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