Dementia care in the South West

Our dementia care in the South West supports people living in Bristol, Bath, Exeter, Taunton and the surrounding areas, helping them stay settled in the comfort of their own homes. Care Professionals learn each person’s story, routines and preferences, offering support that feels familiar and reassuring. With patient communication and a focus on what brings calm, we help clients remain connected to the people and places they value.

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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

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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Andover & East Wiltshire

We provide care in Andover, Devizes, Durrington, Amesbury, Tidworth and the surrounding areas

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Quality, Personalised Dementia Care in the South West

Every individual experiences dementia differently, so we shape care around what helps each person feel safe, confident and in control. Whether someone lives in Cheltenham, Weston-super-Mare, Truro or Swindon, our Care Professionals tailor their approach, so support fits naturally into daily life. This may involve helping with morning and evening patterns, preparing meals that bring comfort, supporting gentle movement or offering reassurance during moments of uncertainty.

Activities are guided by personal interests and history. Some people enjoy time outdoors in familiar spaces such as Brandon Hill or Exmouth Beach, while others prefer quieter routines indoors, such as listening to favourite records, looking through keepsakes, or enjoying a familiar TV programme. When confusion or anxiety appears, Care Professionals use calm, grounding communication techniques that reduce distress and restore a sense of ease.

All Care Professionals complete City & Guilds-assured dementia training, developing the practical and emotional skills needed to recognise subtle changes in mood or cognition. Families are kept informed with regular updates and clear guidance as needs evolve.

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Person centred dementia care

Dementia care is most effective when delivered at a pace that feels comfortable. Our Care Professionals spend unhurried time with each client, allowing space for conversation, reassurance and the familiar routines that help someone feel like themselves. This steady rhythm reduces anxiety and creates a sense of predictability, especially for those who find change overwhelming.

Because the same Care Professionals visit regularly, clients build trust and confidence with people they recognise. This familiarity helps moments of confusion feel less frightening and makes accepting support more natural.

Care Professionals help with everyday tasks such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, gentle mobility support and settling into morning or evening routines. Communication is thoughtful and patient, guided by the person’s mood and what they can manage on that particular day. Whether sharing quiet company, supporting a favourite activity or simply offering a reassuring presence, the approach is always centred on dignity and comfort.

vement in their own routines. Small choices throughout the day help preserve confidence and familiarity.

Choosing Home Instead for personalised dementia care in the South West

Looking after someone with dementia can bring uncertainty and emotional strain, so we make sure families never feel they’re navigating things alone. Our dementia care in the South West includes regular updates through our care app, giving families a clear view of how each visit has gone and highlighting any changes in wellbeing. The local office team is always available to adjust arrangements, answer questions or offer practical reassurance.

Because our Care Professionals spend consistent time with clients, they often notice early signs that needs may be shifting. Sharing these observations helps families plan ahead, understand what changes might mean and make decisions with greater confidence. We also offer guidance on adapting the home to make daily life safer, calmer and easier to manage.

Above all, we provide advice throughout the dementia journey, supporting families with clarity, compassion and a reliable point of contact whenever life feels uncertain.

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