Dementia Care at Home
Dementia Care at Home
Calm, patient support that helps people living with dementia stay in the home they know and love, surrounded by familiar routines and faces.
Familiar Surroundings, Familiar Routines
For many people living with dementia, home is where they feel safest. Familiar rooms, belongings and routines can bring comfort and reduce confusion. Our dementia care helps people stay at home for as long as possible, with support that adapts as needs change.
We get to know the person, not just the diagnosis. Their life story, interests and preferences shape how we support them every day, and we work closely with families so nobody feels they are coping alone.
Who Dementia Care Can Help
- People with a diagnosis of dementia or Alzheimer's disease
- People with memory problems who need prompting and reassurance
- Families noticing a loved one is struggling to manage alone
- Family carers who need regular help or a break
- People who become anxious or unsettled later in the day
How We Support You
Keeping routines
Support at familiar times, in familiar ways, to help each day feel settled.
Calm communication
Patient, reassuring conversation that respects the person's reality.
Personal care
Gentle help with washing, dressing and eating, with dignity always first.
Meaningful activity
Music, photos, hobbies and chats that bring comfort and connection.
Safety at home
Noticing risks and sharing concerns with the family.
Family support
Regular updates and advice so families feel involved and supported.
What Is Included and What Is Not
Included
- Personal care and prompting
- Companionship and meaningful activity
- Medication support as agreed
- Regular updates for families
- Care that adapts as needs change
Not included
- Nursing or clinical care
- Specialist care for needs arising directly from learning disability or autism
- 24 hour or live-in care
How Your Care Is Planned
We begin with a conversation with you and your family about life history, routines, likes and dislikes. This helps our carers build trust quickly and respond in ways that feel familiar. We review the plan regularly because dementia needs often change over time.
How to Arrange Care
- 1
Talk to us
Tell us what is happening and what support you are looking for.
- 2
Assessment
We visit to understand needs, routines and wishes.
- 3
Your care plan
We agree visit times and tasks with you and your family.
- 4
Reviews
We check in regularly and adjust the plan as needs change.
Rated Good by the CQC
Good in Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led.
- Safe: Good
- Effective: Good
- Caring: Good
- Responsive: Good
- Well-led: Good
Dementia Care: Your Questions Answered
Many families get in touch when they notice a loved one missing meals, forgetting medicines or becoming anxious alone. Talking to us early can make support easier to set up.
Talk to Us About Dementia Care
- Call07858 855598
- Emailinfo@veronahomecare.co.uk
- Visit86 Great Park Road, Kimberworth Park, Rotherham, S61 3PF
You Do Not Have to Manage Alone
Our friendly team is here to listen and answer your questions, with no obligation.