Specialist Dementia and Alzheimer’s care
Caremark provides specialist Dementia and Alzheimer’s care.
For people with dementia, orientation and day-to-day memory can be challenging. For this reason, having a routine is even more important than usual. At Caremark, we aim to permanently allocate our Care & Support Workers. A familiar, friendly face will walk through our clients’ doors for every visit.
Dementia and Alzheimer care at home from Caremark allows our clients to stay in familiar surroundings alongside their loved ones for as long as possible. This serves as the ideal alternative to residential care.
As the condition progresses, dementia can cause behavioural changes, restlessness and agitation. Repeating questions is another factor which can cause a strain on loved ones. Our visits can provide respite for those who need a break from caring. We allow people to relax, whilst they know their loved ones are being cared for.
We can provide anything from a once day visit to check that everything is fine to 24 hours a day support. We tailor our packages of care to the requirements of our clients’, thereby ensuring a truly personalised service.
Using best practice methodologies and drawing from our own experience of caring for loved ones with dementia, Caremark has developed an innovative and personalised approach to dementia care designed specifically for people living at home. We focus on each client’s individual strengths, needs and potential. We support each of our clients living with dementia within their own home where associated memory and recall is at its strongest.
We understand!
When someone you love is living with Dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, frontotemporal dementia and mixed dementia, it can be a very upsetting time. Helping someone you love to cope with the challenges that come with dementia and memory loss can be upsetting.
We’re here to offer practical support, advise and reassurance. Our professional and fully trained Care Assistants have plenty of knowledge and experience to share. They come armed with skills to make customers feel calm and at ease as well as reassuring family members too.
We help you too!
Familiarity. regular routines and being cared for at home can slow the progression of many common dementia symptoms.
We come equipped with knowledge on how best to help people living with this condition and impart this knowledge onto you.
We can also let you know about outside resources including support networks and local dementia groups that you might find helpful.
And if you’re in need of a break yourself, we offer a full Respite Care service.
Helping people living with Dementia.
Our aim is to give everyone living with the many subtypes of Dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, a high quality of life in surroundings they know and feel comfortable in.
There are multiple different strains and stages and our Care Assistants work with you, specialists and extended care teams to create a tailored plan.
We go above and beyond to understand your loved one’s personality, history and personal preferences. We can help with personal care, social activities, memory impairment, shopping, cooking, cleaning and mobility support to name a few.
Why stay at home?
Being at home helps people to retain their independence and can help slow the process. Changes in routine and environment have been shown to have a detrimental effect, whilst being looked after at home, in dafe, comfortable surroundings provides enormous reassurance, which can help stabilise and slow the progression of many of the symptoms.
Providing Dementia Care at Home has many advantages over residential care as it allows the person to stay in familiar surroundings alongside their loved ones for as long as possible.
Trained professionals
We are dedicated to ensuring our Care Assistants receive the very best in-depth training in Dementia Care.
Our specialist Care Assistants have been fully trained and use a range of approaches and techniques to reduce anxiety, provide reassurance and calm behaviours, reducing feelings of confusion and anxiety as well as helping with everyday life.
People living with dementia can find it hard to communicate and therefore often experience frustration. Our Care Assistants know how best to communicate and ensure people feel at ease.