Dementia Care in Wiltshire

Every care plan starts with the details: when someone prefers to eat, how they like their morning to go, which tasks they're happy doing themselves and where they'd welcome a hand. Meal preparation, light housekeeping, and personal care all follow what the person is used to. We're regulated by the CQC, and our Care Professionals complete specialist dementia training so they can confidently support with medication prompts, keep schedules on track, and liaise with pharmacies when needed. Activities linked to personal interests help people stay engaged. Someone who's always loved singing might visit one of the Golden Oldies Sing 'n' Smile Clubs across Wiltshire. A client who enjoys being outdoors could join a local walking group to explore familiar countryside paths at a gentle pace. Care Professionals also check lighting, clear clutter, and suggest small practical adjustments around the home to reduce the risk of trips or falls, keeping the environment as safe and manageable as possible.

We work with families to plan ahead as dementia progresses, reviewing care plans regularly and adjusting support to match changing needs. This includes coordinating with GPs, pharmacists, and other services so nothing falls through the gaps. Our team keeps families informed through regular updates, and we're available for questions between visits too. If something changes, whether that's a new medication, a shift in sleeping patterns, or increased anxiety at certain times of day, we share that information promptly so everyone stays on the same page. We adapt the level and type of support as things develop. If someone who previously needed help only with meals begins to need assistance with personal care or more frequent visits, we review the plan with the family and make those changes quickly. This also applies to adjusting visit times or adding support on days that have become more challenging.