Dementia care in Bristol

What is dementia care?

While there is currently no known cure for dementia, plenty can be done to support your loved one living with the condition, to ensure that they are able to continue living fulfilling, happy, and comfortable lives. One of the main focuses of dementia care is allowing your relative to continue living in their own home, but still receive the assistance they need.

Dementia care is entirely personalised and tailored to your specific needs, but it often includes:

• Medication support
• Household management
• Personal care
• Meal preparation
• Completing errands and shopping tasks

Consistent care is vital when supporting an individual who is living with dementia, so our home care in Bristol team will work to a specific routine to avoid confusion while ensuring continuity.

Why should I choose Helping Hands?

It can be daunting for someone living with the condition to experience a change in routine and environment. That is why a growing number of families are opting for home or domiciliary care, over residential care – so their loved ones can maintain their routine and independence, without the disruption of moving somewhere unfamiliar.

As one of the leading providers of dementia care in the UK, we have nearly three decades of experience in supporting people to live an independent and happy life at home. We have introduced the Helping Hands Dementia Champion accreditation which ensures unrivalled quality standards of care. This is awarded to qualifying carers and managers on completion of our vigorous training and assessment programme. They receive a bronze, silver, or gold standard to reflect their training, knowledge, and competencies.

Fully qualified carers

All of our Bristol carers have received award-winning professional training that is fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission and the Care Inspectorate Wales. They then take part in on-going training to further their knowledge. You can therefore have confidence in the fact that our carers have the expertise to make life easier for those living with dementia, and can manage any difficulties that the condition can bring.