Dementia care in London

Home Instead provides specialist cancer care in London, supporting individuals and families across areas such as Camden, Kensington, Hackney and nearby boroughs. Our Care Professionals offer compassionate, sensitive support that fits around each person’s treatment plan and daily life. Whether someone needs help getting to appointments or simply having a calm, reliable presence at home, we focus on making life as comfortable as possible during a difficult time.

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Care for 18,000+ older people

Recommended by 95% of our clients

10,000 trained Care Professionals

Homecare.co.uk rating 9.6/10

Highest regulatory ratings

Care for 18,000+ older people

Recommended by 95% of our clients

10,000 trained Care Professionals

Homecare.co.uk rating 9.6/10

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We provide care in Edgware, Colindale, Muswell Hill, Finchley, Golders Green and the surrounding areas

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Quality, Personalised Dementia Care in London

Our dementia care is built around each client’s individual history, habits, and what helps them feel secure. From Solihull to Sutton Coldfield to Walsall, we support adults with dementia to live well at home, in surroundings that hold meaning and familiarity.

Our Care Professionals receive City & Guilds-assured training, learning communication techniques that reduce distress and provide calm reassurance. They help with morning and evening routines, gentle prompting with meals and hydration, and activities that reflect past interests, whether that’s listening to familiar music, looking through old photographs, or visiting local places like the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley or Blakesley Hall in Yardley.

We monitor changes in mobility, mood, and cognition, updating care plans when needed. During moments of disorientation or sundowning, our team responds with patience and understanding. Support also extends to families, offering practical guidance on creating a calm home environment and managing the day-to-day realities of dementia. Regulated by the CQC, Home Instead provides dependable care that adapts as circumstances change.

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Person-centred dementia care

Living with dementia often means the smallest change can feel unsettling, which is why we build our support around familiarity and calm. In the West Midlands, our Care Professionals take time to learn what brings comfort, whether that’s a favourite song, a daily walk through the garden, or simply sitting together watching a familiar TV programme.

We assign a small, consistent team so your loved one sees the same faces each visit. That continuity helps reduce confusion and builds the kind of trust that allows people to feel at ease in their own home. Our Care Professionals are trained to communicate gently and adapt their approach, using patience and reassurance when things feel overwhelming.

Care visits last a minimum of one hour, giving us time to follow your loved one’s natural pace without rushing. We focus on what they can still do, offering support exactly where it’s needed.

Choosing Home Instead for personalised dementia care in London

We know that supporting someone with dementia can feel overwhelming, especially when needs change unexpectedly. Families tell us they appreciate regular updates through our care app, which shows how each visit went and what happened during the day. Our local office team are always easy to reach when you have questions or need to adjust the schedule. You shouldn’t feel left in the dark about what’s happening at home.

Because the same Care Professionals visit consistently, they notice subtle changes early and share observations that help you understand what these shifts might mean. This ongoing communication gives families practical insight into how dementia is progressing, and our care will adjust to meet those evolving needs.

We also offer guidance on adapting the home environment as needs change, alongside emotional reassurance for relatives navigating this journey. You’re not managing this alone; we’re here to help at every stage.

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