Person-centred routines
We build daily routines around the person — their history, preferences and what brings them comfort — to reduce anxiety and distress.
Specialist Service
Live-in Dementia Care, at Home
Familiar surroundings make all the difference. Our dementia-trained live-in carers provide gentle, consistent support that helps people with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia stay safely and comfortably in their own home.
Dementia & Alzheimer's-trained carers
Consistency of routine to reduce confusion
Calm, person-centred communication
Safe home environment & falls awareness
Family support and regular updates
Continuity — the same carer wherever possible
What we provide
Personal care delivered with skill, empathy and continuity.
Gentle personal care
Bathing, dressing, continence and grooming support delivered with patience, dignity and respect for privacy.
Meaningful activity
Music, photographs, gentle walks, reminiscence and hobbies that maintain identity and wellbeing.
Medication prompting
Consistent prompts and oversight to support adherence to medication plans set by GPs and clinical teams.
Safe home environment
Practical falls-prevention, hydration and nutrition support — and calm management of wandering or sundowning.
Family partnership
Regular communication so families feel informed, reassured and never alone in the journey.
Diagnosis, prescribing and clinical interventions remain with GPs, memory clinics and specialist teams. Our carers provide the trained personal-care support that complements the clinical plan.
Common questions
What families ask us most.
Is live-in care better than a dementia care home?
For many families, yes. Staying at home preserves familiar surroundings, routines and memories — which can significantly reduce confusion and distress for someone living with dementia.
Are your carers trained in dementia care?
Every carer we introduce for dementia placements has dementia awareness training and practical experience. We match for the specific stage and presentation, not just the diagnosis.
How quickly can care start?
We can usually introduce a suitable carer within a few days of assessment, with same-week starts for urgent situations.
Speak to a care coordinator
We'll listen, understand your needs, and introduce a suitable live-in carer — usually within days.