Care at Home
Access to registered providers and private care assistants
- Hourly homecare
- 24/7 live-in care
- Overnight care
- Private care assistants
Care assistants are heroes. They’re the ones who keep things moving smoothly, helping with meals, medication, and mobility, often with a smile that brightens the day. But what about the hours when they’re not around?
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.