Dementia Care
Dementia Care
Dementia Care
Our approach to dementia care
We care for people living with dementia, and the home has its own Dementia Champion. Practical things make the biggest difference: an interactive sensory table, companion pets and fiddle mats for comfort and reassurance, reminiscence areas, and a familiar routine that removes a great deal of anxiety before it starts. We keep families closely involved throughout.
Dementia changes how a person experiences the world, but it does not change their need for warmth, dignity and familiarity. Our dementia care is built around the person in front of us, on the day we are with them, rather than around the diagnosis.
That means a calm environment, a gentle and predictable rhythm to the day, and a team trained to meet each resident with patience, never to rush or correct. Small things, a familiar object, a favourite song, a known face, do enormous good.
The Environment
A home designed to feel safe and familiar
Familiar surroundings
Familiar surroundings and good natural light help residents feel oriented and calm throughout the day.
Garden access
Our garden is enclosed and accessible, so residents can enjoy fresh air and the outdoors.
Dementia-trained team
Every member of staff is trained in dementia care, so whoever is on shift understands how to support and reassure.
What's Included
Everything, in one fee
No hidden extras for the things that matter. Your weekly fee covers the care, the comforts and the day-to-day life of the home.
See how funding works →- Accommodation, meals and laundry
- Day-to-day personal care, with 24-hour care and support
How To Arrange
Three simple steps
Talk to us
Tell us about your relative and where they are with their dementia. We'll listen and explain honestly how we can help.
Assessment
An assessment lets us understand their needs and build a care plan that genuinely fits the person.
Settle in
We make the move gentle and well-supported, keeping family close and routines familiar from the very first day.
Good to know
Questions about dementia care
Is the home designed for people living with dementia?
Yes. The environment is designed to support people living with dementia, with clear wayfinding, familiar surroundings, safe access to the garden and a calm, unhurried atmosphere throughout the day.
Are all your staff dementia trained?
Our care team is trained to support people living with dementia, so that whoever is on shift understands how to help with patience and warmth. If you want the specifics of what that training covers and when it was last refreshed, ask us.
How do you support families of people with dementia?
Dementia affects the whole family. We keep you closely involved, explain what we are seeing, and offer guidance and reassurance. You are never on the outside looking in.
What if my relative becomes distressed or unsettled?
Our team is trained to recognise and gently respond to distress, looking for the cause rather than simply managing the behaviour. A calm environment and familiar routine prevent a great deal of anxiety before it begins.
Talk to us about dementia care
Book a visit or call the team for an honest, no-obligation conversation.