Dementia Care
The goal of dementia care is to provide you with the support you need to continue living in your own home.
What is dementia care?
Domestic care is a vital aspect of domiciliary care as it allows individuals to maintain a clean and safe living environment without having to worry about the physical limitations that may hinder them from doing so. It involves a range of tasks such as cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping, meal preparation, and other household chores that enable individuals to live independently in their own home.
Our carers provide dementia care in these ways:
- Personal Care: Dementia often affects an individual's ability to perform daily activities, which is why the caregiver must assist the patient with bathing, grooming, dressing, and toileting.
- Housekeeping: Our caregiver is also responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the patient's living space, doing laundry, cooking, and grocery shopping.
- Emotional Support: Dementia patients can often feel isolated and frustrated. Therefore, our caregiver can provide emotional support, comfort, and companionship.
- Communication: Communication is essential in ensuring that the patient's needs are met. Our caregivers learn how to communicate effectively with their patients, using visual cues and other non-verbal methods when necessary.
- Engagement: Engaging the patient in activities, hobbies, and conversations can help promote cognitive function while enhancing their overall wellbeing.
- Administrative tasks: This includes managing household expenses, paying bills, and keeping track of important documents such as insurance policies and legal documents.
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