DEMENTIA CARE

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Dementia care

Trusted care for complete peace of mind

Caring, kind and supportive care staff to meet your needs in your home.

Our staff will be there to offer support and give you peace of mind.

Our staff do the errands and offer social and community visits,

What is Dementia care?

Dementia care at Verity Health Care is designed to provide the support you need to continue living at home.

We offer specialized, condition-focused care tailored to help you or your loved one manage the unique challenges of dementia. At Verity Health Care, we deliver compassionate care in the comfort and familiarity of your own home. Our skilled caregivers are trained to follow the routines that are most familiar and comfortable, helping to maintain independence while ensuring the necessary support is provided every step of the way.

Dementia home care from Verity Health Care offers the following support:

Condition-led Care
Each case of dementia is unique. Our dementia specialist carers create personalized care plans tailored to the specific needs of your loved one, ensuring the best possible support.

Responsive Support
Our care is adaptable and responsive to the changing needs of your loved one, providing essential flexibility in managing this complex condition.

Emotional Support
At Verity Health Care, we take a holistic approach to dementia care, providing emotional support not only for your loved one but also for their family throughout the care process.

A Familiar Environment
Receiving care at home allows your loved one to manage and adapt to their symptoms in a comfortable, secure, and familiar setting.

Fall Prevention and Management
We work closely with you and your loved one to ensure that the home is safe, accessible, and free from trip hazards, helping them move around confidently.

Experienced Carers
Your loved one will receive dedicated care from skilled professionals who are fully trained in supporting individuals with dementia.

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We’re a regulated and qualify assured care provider and; unlike other care providers, we undertake enhanced background checks of all our care assistants, manage the quality of services the care staff provide, arrange cover for their breaks and holidays and handle all concerns that you may have. We’ll work with you to agree a support or care plan, conduct regular reviews of your support plan, supervise the live-in carer and provide extra training to meet your changing needs if needed. We’re able to place a team of clinical carers if support if required to handle complex care needs.

Can a dementia patient be cared for at home?

Dementia care can be provided at home from either a visiting carer or a live-in carer.

When it comes to specialist dementia care at home, you need to know your loved one is going to be fully supported at all times. We offer flexible, person-centered dementia support on both a visiting care and live-in care basis. Here’s an idea of what each type of care involves:

Visiting Care

Visiting care provides short, regular visits throughout the week to ensure your loved one receives the support and specialized dementia care they need to live well with their condition.

Visit from 30 minutes

With care visits starting from just 30 minutes per week, your loved one’s visiting care can be tailored to fit seamlessly into their routines and schedule.

Flexible Support

Your loved one will benefit from having a type and level of support that is fully tailored to their specific needs and wishes

Condition-led care

Your loved one’s visiting carer will proactively help them to manage the symptoms of their dementia

Live-in care

Live-in care provides a specially trained carer who moves into your loved one’s home to offer personalized care every day. With a live-in carer, your loved one receives continuous, dedicated support.

24-hour care

With a live-in carer, your loved one will receive 24/7 support and companionship, ensuring they have constant care in the comfort of their own home.

Life on their own terms

A live-in carer will enable your loved one to get the most out of life and continue doing the things they really enjoy

Handpicked carer

We know that having a carer move into their home is a big step for your loved one to take, which is why we’ll help them find someone who shares their interests and personality

Is dementia care the same as 24-hour care?

Individuals with advanced dementia often require specialized care to meet their needs. In such cases, 24-hour care can provide continuous support, ensuring that your loved one is looked after around the clock. This live-in care option typically includes one primary carer who resides with you full-time, along with additional carers who may assist during the day or night, providing coverage when the main carer takes a break or requires help with tasks such as moving and handling.

Live-in care is ideal for those with dementia who need consistent, ongoing support but do not require constant monitoring.

Why trust Verity Health Care for dementia home care?

You can rely on our dementia experts to deliver flexible, person-centred care for your loved one.

When selecting a dementia care provider, it’s natural to want the best support for your loved one. As a Dementia Champion accredited provider, all of our managers and private carers have undergone comprehensive training to ensure they possess the skills required to deliver exceptional dementia care.

Additionally, we’ve introduced the Dementia Champion accreditation for our qualified carers and managers who have successfully completed the rigorous training and assessments to a high standard.

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How can dementia care support your loved one?

No matter what your unique needs may be, our team of highly trained and compassionate carers is dedicated to providing you with the support you deserve, all in the comfort of your own home. Whether it’s a brief morning check-in to help with personal care, assist with breakfast, or offer a friendly, reassuring presence to ensure everything is running smoothly, we are here for you.

For those who require more intensive assistance, we also offer around-the-clock care, including continuous live-in support. This ensures that your loved one’s safety and well-being are prioritized throughout the day and night. Our carers are committed to providing not just assistance, but also companionship, peace of mind, and a sense of security, always being there when you need them most. You can trust that our fully trained carers are ready to offer the care and attention that best suits your needs at any given moment.

Verity Healthcare’s Dementia Commitment

Verity Healthcare are genuinely committed to supporting to providing dementia friendly services to people living with dementia, improve their lives and also to identify early signs of dementia for early referral and diagnosis.

As a member of Dementia Action Alliance, we’re focused on providing exceptional quality care to people living with dementia. This is why this year we wrote to local MPs (members of parliament) for government support to improve of the services offered to people living with dementia across the country. We provide free dementia awareness services to our clients, their relatives and the general public. We have received government support to provide award winning dementia training for health professionals and the general public.

Continuous support from the dementia specialists

Personal care

A live-in carer can provide you with discreet and sensitive personal care that will mean you won't have to worry about asking family members to help with intimate routines. Personal care might include assistance with bathing, toileting, getting dressed and more.

Preparing Meals

Receiving care at home means you can have your carer prepare your favorite meals and snacks at the times you're accustomed to, ensuring a familiar and comforting routine.

Assisting with housework

Our carers can help out with cleaning, vacuuming, tidying, doing the laundry, ironing, and just about everything else

Looking after pets

With help from your carer, there’s no need to worry about your furry friend continuing to get the food and exercise they need

Friendly companionship

All of our carers have been recruited for their approachable personalities and make for great companions as well as helpers

Mobility support

All of our carers undergo expert mobility training to ensure they are equipped to provide safe and secure assistance with mobility throughout the home. Our carers are dedicated to promoting your loved one’s independence while ensuring their safety and well-being, offering support tailored to their specific needs and abilities.

Where We Provide Dementia care Within UK?

We offer Our live-in care services across England for the North of Northumberland, extending to the North Midlands to the West and East of England to the South Coasts of Dorset and Somerset, covering the central belt, home counties.

Bedfordshire
Berkshire
Buckinghamshire
Cambridgeshire
Cheshire
Derbyshire
Dorset
Essex
Northamptonshire
Norfolk
Nottinghamshire
Oxfordshire
Shropshire
Somerset
Staffordshire

Gloucestershire
Hampshire
Herefordshire
Hertfordshire
Kent
Leicestershire
London
Suffolk
Sussex
Surrey
Warwickshire
West Midlands
Wiltshire
Worcestershire

Encouraging good health for a better life

Chest Stretch

Sit upright and pull your back away from the chair . Push your shoulders back and extend your arms to the sides. Push your chest out until you feel a stretch.

Hip Marching

Hold on to the sides of the chair for support. Lift your left leg as high as comfortable, keeping the knee bent. Perform five lifts for each leg.

Upper-Body Twist

Cross your arms over your chest and reach for your shoulders. Turn your upper body to the left without moving your hips. Repeat five times for each side.

Ankle Stretch

Straighten and lift your leg until it’s off the floor. Point your toes away from you, then back towards you. Complete two sets of five stretches with each foot.