Dementia care at home

At Saunton Care Group, we believe that a dementia diagnosis does not signify the end of a fulfilling, quality life. With the right support, individuals with dementia can continue to enjoy meaningful experiences, maintain routines, and live with dignity and independence in the comfort of their own home. Our dementia care at home service is designed to provide compassionate, personalised support that caters to the unique needs of each person with dementia, ensuring they feel safe, secure, and valued.

Types of Dementia

The most common types include:

  •  Alzheimer’s Disease
  • Vascular Dementia
  • Lewy body dementia.

Signs and Symptoms:

  • Memory loss, particularly recent events
  • Confusion and disorientation, especially in unfamiliar environments
  • Difficulty with language and communication
  • Changes in mood, behaviour, and personality

How Saunton Group Supports People with Dementia

Saunton Care Group’s trained carers are skilled in dementia care and approach each individual with patience, understanding, and empathy. Here’s how our team supports clients with dementia:

Personalised Daily Routine

We work with clients and families to develop consistent daily routines that create structure and familiarity, helping clients feel secure and supported.

Our carers engage clients in memory exercises, activities, and gentle prompts to help them stay connected to their identity and past. These activities may include looking through photo albums, listening to favourite music, or engaging in familiar hobbies.

Dementia can be isolating, but our carers provide companionship, social interaction, and a listening ear, helping clients feel valued and heard. Social activities, storytelling, and reminiscence sessions can bring joy and connection.

Many clients with dementia need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and eating. Our carers provide this support with respect and care, ensuring that clients feel comfortable and safe. We also assist in making the home dementia-friendly, minimising risks and creating a secure environment.

We keep families informed and involved, providing updates on their loved one’s wellbeing and working together to adapt care as needs change. This partnership provides peace of mind and reassurance for family members.