Service • Dementia Care

Dementia Care at Home

Specialist dementia support that helps people remain safe, calm, and supported in familiar surroundings — while giving families reassurance. Available in Chatham, Kent, London and UK-wide (subject to availability).

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What is dementia care?

Dementia care is tailored home support for people living with memory loss, confusion, or changes in mood and communication. We focus on consistency, reassurance, and practical help with day-to-day living — delivered in a calm, respectful way.

Our aim: Support the person to live well at home, reduce distress, and help families feel confident and supported.

Care is always personalised. We’ll build a plan around routines, preferences, risks and stage of dementia.

When dementia care can help

Home dementia support may be suitable if someone:

  • Becomes anxious, unsettled, or confused at certain times of day
  • Needs reminders, prompting, or supervision for everyday tasks
  • Is at risk of falls, wandering, or unsafe decisions
  • Struggles with eating, hydration, medication routines or personal care
  • Has family carers who need extra support, breaks, or overnight help

How we support dementia at home

We provide practical care and companionship while supporting familiarity, routine, and emotional wellbeing. Your assessment helps us match the right level of support.

Companionship & reassurance

Friendly presence, calm conversation, and gentle support with daily structure.

  • Routine building and prompts
  • Confidence outdoors (as agreed)
  • Meaningful activities

Personal care & daily living

Support delivered with dignity and patience, aligned to the individual’s preferences.

  • Washing, dressing, grooming
  • Toileting support (as agreed)
  • Mobility assistance

Safety & risk support

Practical measures to reduce risk and help families feel reassured.

  • Falls-risk awareness
  • Wandering risk planning
  • Home routines and checks
Approach: Calm communication, familiar routines, and consistent support. We work in partnership with families and (where appropriate) other professionals involved in care.

What dementia care can include

  • Routine support, prompts and gentle guidance
  • Meal preparation and hydration reminders
  • Medication prompts (as agreed)
  • Personal care with dignity and reassurance
  • Mobility support and falls-risk awareness
  • Light household support (as agreed)
  • Companionship and engagement
Family support: We can help reduce carer strain with flexible visits, respite support, and clear communication.

Support options

We can discuss the best fit during assessment, based on needs and availability.

  • Daily visits — routine support, meals, prompts, companionship
  • Longer visits — meaningful activities and structured care
  • Respite care — short-term cover to give family carers a break
  • Night care — waking or sleeping night support where needed
Check availability

For urgent medical help call 999. For non-emergency medical support call 111.

How dementia care works

  1. Contact us — share postcode, needs, and preferred start date
  2. Assessment — understand routines, communication, risks and preferences
  3. Care plan — agree support type, responsibilities and review points
  4. Care begins — consistent support with updates as needs change
Consistency matters: We aim to keep routines steady and communication calm to reduce distress.

Areas we cover

We provide dementia care support in Chatham, across Kent, and in London, with UK-wide availability (subject to capacity).

  • Chatham / Medway area
  • Kent (subject to rota availability)
  • London (subject to rota availability)
  • UK-wide support (case-by-case)

Share your postcode and preferred schedule — we’ll confirm availability and next steps.

Dementia Care FAQs

Can dementia care help with anxiety and agitation?

Yes. We focus on calm communication, reassurance, and steady routines. We also look at triggers (time of day, noise, hunger, discomfort) and adapt the care plan to reduce distress.

Do you support people at different stages of dementia?

Yes. Support is tailored to the person’s needs, preferences, and risks. The care plan is reviewed as needs change.

Can you help with medication?

We can provide medication prompts and routine support as agreed in the care plan. If specialist medication administration is required, we’ll confirm what is appropriate during assessment.

Do you provide overnight dementia support?

Yes — waking or sleeping night care can be arranged (subject to availability) where someone is unsettled at night or needs reassurance and safety support.

How quickly can care start?

Start times depend on location, requirements and availability. Contact us with your postcode and what support is needed, and we’ll confirm the earliest options.

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