At Carewatch, we provide Person-Centred Dementia Care.
We understand that a change in routines and environment can be upsetting for someone living with dementia.
A health condition such as dementia can increase feelings such as loss of control, understanding or being able to do the things you once enjoyed independently.
Our Care Assistants have undertaken familiarisation training and will have skills to understand a person and how they are feeling, to communicate in the appropriate manner and style and will offer a sense of security to the person with the condition.
Why choose Dementia Care At Carewatch
Highly Professional Carers
Dementia care is provided by carers who understand the behaviours, challenges, and progression of various types of dementia. This understanding helps ensure compassionate, safe, and effective support tailored to the individual’s cognitive needs.
Consistency and Routine in Familiar Surroundings
Remaining at home reduces confusion and anxiety caused by unfamiliar environments. Dementia care delivered at home supports daily routines, which are essential in helping individuals feel secure and in control.
Personalised, Person-Centred Care
Every person with dementia experiences it differently. Specialist dementia care is tailored to each individual’s history, preferences, and needs, promoting dignity and engagement while slowing cognitive decline through structured activities and meaningful interaction.
Enhanced Communication and Behaviour Management
Trained dementia carers use proven techniques to communicate effectively and respond sensitively to mood changes, confusion, or agitation. This reduces distress and helps maintain a calm and supportive atmosphere.
Emotional Support for Families
Dementia care offers guidance and reassurance to family members who may be coping with emotional stress, uncertainty, or caregiver burnout. Carers can provide respite, advice, and practical help, improving the whole family’s well-being.
Promotes Safety and Reduces Risk
A dementia care plan includes home safety checks, supervision, and routines that reduce risks such as wandering, falls, or missed medication. This ensures individuals can live at home safely for as long as possible.
How a carer can help
At Carewatch, our Care Assistants can carry out a number of different activities when they visit, whether it be a trip to the shops or helping with hoovering followed by a cup of tea and a chat.
Your Carewatch Care Assistant will help with whatever is needed at that time.
- Regular companionship care through
- No need to accommodate a live-in carer
- Flexibility of service, subject to availability you can increase service to meet ad hoc or permanent needs.
- For no charge you can decrease calls with just 24 hours’ notice
- Small team of care assistants who will get to know your loved ones
- Potential to spot changes in health enabling quick action to aid diagnosis
- Provide emotional and practical support to loves ones
- Stay safe and happy in an environment you know; your home
More Questions and FAQs
Dementia care at home is specialist support designed for individuals living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. A trained carer visits to provide personal care, companionship, help with daily routines, and cognitive stimulation — all within the comfort of the person’s own home.
Dementia care is delivered by carers who are specifically trained to understand and manage the unique challenges of memory loss, confusion, and behavioural changes. This specialised support helps reduce anxiety, promote safety, and maintain a structured routine that supports cognitive health.
Yes. Whether someone is in the early, mid, or late stages of dementia, we tailor the care to their current abilities and needs. This can include gentle reminders, personal care, meaningful activities, or more intensive support as the condition progresses.
We understand that consistency is especially important for people with dementia. We aim to provide the same familiar faces whenever possible, helping to build trust, reduce confusion, and create a calm and reassuring environment.
If your loved one is experiencing memory issues, changes in behaviour, or struggling with daily tasks, dementia care at home can provide compassionate, personalised support while allowing them to remain in familiar surroundings. We offer free consultations to assess needs and create a tailored care plan.
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