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Cedars Health Solutions provides high-quality domiciliary care across the UK, helping people live safely and independently in their own homes.

Dementia Care

SPECIALIST DEMENTIA SUPPORT

Understanding Dementia Care

Living with dementia brings unique challenges for both the person affected and their family. Our specialist dementia carers are trained to provide calm, patient support that maintains familiarity and reduces anxiety.

We focus on what people can do, not what they cannot — helping maintain independence and quality of life for as long as possible.

Specialist carer supporting a person living with dementia
WHAT'S INCLUDED

Our Dementia Care Services Include

Every care plan is person-centred and built around the individual's history, preferences, and stage of dementia.

Maintaining familiar daily routines
Memory stimulation activities
Safety monitoring and fall prevention
Medication management and prompting
Nutritional support and meal preparation
Sundowning and behavioural support
Family liaison and regular updates
Respite for family carers
HOW IT WORKS

How We Deliver Your Dementia Care

STEP 01

Specialist Assessment

Our dementia-trained coordinator visits to understand the person, their history, and their needs.

STEP 02

Life Story Work

We learn about their past, preferences, and personality to inform person-centred care.

STEP 03

Trained Carer Match

We assign carers with specialist dementia training who suit the person's temperament.

STEP 04

Ongoing Adaptation

We regularly review and adapt the care plan as needs change over time.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions families ask us most often about dementia care at home.

Ask Us Anything

Yes. All carers supporting clients with dementia receive specialist training covering dementia awareness, communication techniques, behaviour management, and person-centred care approaches.

Yes. Our carers are trained to recognise and respond to sundowning — the increased confusion and agitation that can occur in the late afternoon and evening — using calm routines and reassurance techniques.

Absolutely. Dementia changes over time, and so does the support your loved one needs. We regularly review and adapt each care plan — adjusting visit times, tasks, and the level of support — so the care always fits the stage they are at and keeps them safe and comfortable at home.
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Ready to Arrange Dementia Care?

Speak to our team today for a free, no-obligation assessment and find out how we can support you or your loved one.

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