Dementia and Alzheimer's Care at Home
Getting support with Alzheimer’s and dementia care at home helps loved ones to maintain dignity, wellbeing and independence.
What is dementia and Alzheimer's
Dementia and Alzheimer’s both result in the gradual decline of congnitive functions in older adults, someone is likely to show a noticeable decline in the ability to communicate, learn skills, remember things, and solve problems.
These changes tend to occur very slowly over time.
Some symptoms may include:
- short term memory loss
- confusion and needing help with daily tasks
- impaired judgement
- problems with language and understanding
- changes in behaviour
- disorientation in time and place
- hallucinations, abnormal beliefs, anxiety, agitation
Why is dementia care so important?
Dementia is a condition that affects many people across the UK, but it’s not just the person living with dementia that feels the impact – families are affected too. At Home Instead Aylesbury Vale, we understand the emotional and practical challenges families face when caring for a loved one with dementia. Our specialist care for dementia is designed to provide compassionate and expert care at home. We’re here to help families navigate this difficult journey, providing the highest level of care and support to ensure the best quality of life for your loved one.
Our dementia care training
At Home Instead Aylesbury Vale, we take a pioneering approach to dementia care. Our unique programme, accredited by City & Guilds, is designed specifically for the home care environment. Developed with leading ageing experts, dementia specialists and key medical practitioners from around the world, it ensures your loved one receives the highest quality care tailored to their needs. Our relationship-centred approach provides personalised care that:
- Helps your loved ones remain safe and calm at home
- Builds confidence and encourages engagement
- Provides nutritious meals and activities to encourage healthy eating
- Creates opportunities for social interaction
- Provides mind-stimulating activities
- Builds self-esteem and enhances physical strength
- Manages and soothes challenging behaviours
- Helps families take a rest from caring
