Dementia Care in Armitage

Remaining in familiar surroundings can make a significant difference to someone living with dementia, providing comfort and reducing anxiety. Our care at home service allows your loved one to stay in their own space, surrounded by cherished memories and personal belongings that help maintain their sense of identity. We can provide flexible support ranging from one-hour visits to comprehensive live-in care, adapting seamlessly as needs evolve through different stages of dementia. Our approach focuses on person-centred care that maintains routines and preserves independence, which is particularly important for those experiencing memory challenges or confusion.

We are led by Peta Mandleberg, a Registered Nurse since 1983 with extensive experience in healthcare settings and specialist knowledge in Parkinson’s Disease, which often presents alongside dementia. Our Care Manager, Alison, brings over 30 years of experience managing social care settings across the West Midlands, ensuring our service maintains the highest standards. We train our Care Professionals in our specially designed training suite at our Cannock office. We believe in creating genuine connections, which is why our team don’t wear uniforms; this helps build relationships based on dignity and respect rather than highlighting vulnerability. We host a weekly Memory Café in partnership with Staffordshire Libraries, creating a welcoming space at Cannock Library where people living with dementia and their carers can socialise and access support. A second café is planned for Burntwood to extend our reach and provide more local support options. We’re proud sponsors of the annual Dementia Walk, helping raise vital funds for local dementia charities while increasing awareness throughout our community. Our team regularly attends local dementia forums and training sessions, ensuring we remain at the forefront of dementia care innovations that we can bring back to benefit our clients in Armitage.