Dementia Care At Home
When looking for dementia care for a loved one, you are sure to be looking for the best. Whether you are a son, daughter, sibling, partner or dear friend, we know you will be looking for care services that ensure dignity, care and compassion.
Here at 1st Grade Care, we provide dementia care at home for our service users that you can rest assured provides peace, happiness and safety.
Homecare is seen as an ideal service for many, due to the fact that the home is a place of comfort, familiarity and happiness.
Experience has shown us that a change in environment can be daunting and distressing for a person with dementia. This is why we offer high quality care services to people from the warmth of their own homes.
Home is a haven to many and people living with dementia are no exception. We are firm believers in specialist, care at home wherever appropriate We provide qualified care workers with a deep understanding who lead with education, empathy and compassion.
We offer tailored care to our service users as we know dementia can present in a variety of ways and can exist in a range of stages.
We offer our dementia home care services to people in various parts of Wales and England.
Personal Care
Live-In Care
Sleeping & Walking Nights
Sit-in & Respite
Meal Preperation
Morning, Lunch, Tea and Evening Care visits
Laundry, Ironing, Shopping & Domestic Support
Medication Administration
Escorting to Appointments
What Is Dementia?
Dementia is an umbrella term for a collection of conditions that affect mental cognitive abilities and causes a progress decrease in ability to think. Though it is difficult to know the exact number of people living with the condition, it is estimated that 850,000 Britons live with dementia today. It is important to note that every individual is unique and will experience it in their own way, but usual presentations involve:
Difficulty performing familiar tasks
Memory loss
Difficulty planning and concentrating
Difficulty with communication and language
Difficulty determining time and place
Behavioural and mood changes
Vision loss
Misplacing things
We provide specialist care to adults of all ages living with the condition.
