Care at Home
Access to registered providers and private care assistants
- Hourly homecare
- 24/7 live-in care
- Overnight care
- Private care assistants
For many families, helping a loved one live comfortably and safely at home with dementia is a priority. While professional care can provide essential support, simple adjustments to the home environment can make a big difference to daily life. Dementia-friendly modifications don’t have to mean expensive renovations; it’s about thoughtful changes to lighting, layout, and routines that reduce confusion and promote independence.
For many care providers, word-of-mouth or leaflet drops have always been the strongest way to find new clients. A trusted recommendation from a friend, family member, or local professional carries huge weight, and that hasn’t changed.
When you or a loved one needs round-the-clock support, you’ll often come across two common options: live-in care and 24-hour care. While they sound similar, the way they work and what they cost can be quite different. Understanding the distinction can help you choose the right fit for your needs, lifestyle, and budget.