Dementia Care
“Thank you so much for everything you’ve done for Dad. I am glad you were there for the last days at home. He said yours was the best bacon and eggs ever! You have been so patient with him. it hasn’t always been easy with his dementia but you all dealt with dad in the best possible way.”
Sensitive and Professional Care for Dementia
Receiving a diagnosis of dementia can be overwhelming for both individuals and their families. At All About You, we offer specialist dementia care designed to provide reassurance, comfort, and consistency—so that those living with memory loss can remain in the place they know best: home.
We understand the challenges that come with memory impairment, confusion, changes in behaviour, and communication difficulties. That’s why our dementia in home care services are always tailored to the individual and delivered with patience, dignity, and respect.
What Is Dementia?
People often ask, “What’s the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease?”
Dementia is a collective term for a group of symptoms that affect memory, problem-solving, language, and perception. It is caused by several brain-related diseases, with Alzheimer’s being the most common. Dementia is progressive, meaning symptoms worsen over time, but with the right home care for dementia, individuals can continue living meaningful lives.
Our Dementia Home Care Services Include:
Assisting to Retain Identity
As part of our home care for dementia services we assist people to retain their style and identity through the way they like to dress, we advise and assist people to make their own choices. As their condition worsens, we tactfully, and sensitively advise the most suitable clothing for the weather and other occasion, avoiding difficult situations and aggression.
Eating a Healthy Balanced Diet
Dementia can also greatly affect a person’s relationship with food and eating. It is not uncommon for people with dementia to eat badly, forget to eat or drink, or think they have eaten when they have not. We ensure mealtimes are a good experience, with tasty enjoyable food as part of a healthy balanced diet.
Health & Well-Being
As dementia progresses, people become less able to identify their own health problems or fail to tell you about them. As part of our dementia care services we keep an eye on the state of the person’s health looking out for pain, discomfort and physical symptoms. Early identification and intervention can avoid unnecessary suffering from unrelated illnesses.
Minimising Distress and Confusion
Our carers use calm, reassuring communication and person-centred techniques to reduce anxiety, manage behaviours, and avoid confrontation—helping each person feel safe and understood.
Flexible Dementia In Home Care, Built Around You
We know that no two people experience dementia in the same way. That’s why we take the time to understand your needs, preferences, and routines to develop a personalised care plan. Whether you need occasional support or full-time dementia home care services, we’re here to provide consistent, compassionate care—wherever and whenever it’s needed.
Our services support both individuals and their families, offering respite and peace of mind while helping maintain the rhythm of everyday life.