Dementia care in Hexham

Dementia care from our expertly-trained dementia carers provides people with all types and at all stages of the condition with transformative, person-centred home care. Dementia care is an invaluable source of support that gives stability and peace of mind to all concerned after a diagnosis. Whether you’ve recently been diagnosed with dementia or have a loved one who is experiencing very complex symptoms, remaining at home for support allows you to stay in a familiar, reassuring environment where you’re aware of your surroundings and are able to see loved ones whenever you wish. It also gives you the ability to receive personalised, one-to-one support from carers who will quickly get to know the symptoms with which you’re most struggling and the areas of day-to-day life you’d really like help with.

At Helping Hands Hexham, we know that every person’s experience with dementia is completely unique. That’s why we don’t believe that a one-size-fits-all support plan is ever an appropriate approach to adopt. Rather, your local care manager will visit your loved one at home and take the time to get to know their needs and wishes, so that we can fully understand how we can best support them to continue living life on their own terms as much as possible. And, as their needs change and evolve, their carer can monitor their condition and circumstances and recommend appropriate adaptations to their support.

All of our carers providing dementia care in Hexham are expertly trained by dementia specialists, meaning you can have total confidence that a carer wearing a Helping Hands uniform is always trustworthy and reliable. We’re extremely selective about who we recruit to our care teams, only hiring candidates who share our company-wide values of kindness and compassion, as we believe it takes a truly special type of person to be a great carer. When they join Helping Hands, all new carers receive our comprehensive, four-day training, which includes in-depth modules on dementia, moving and handling, health and safety, and much more.

If you’d like to find out more about dementia care and arrange support for a loved one today, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our friendly customer assistance team today. Alternatively, you can get in touch using the contact form on our website, where you can request a callback at a time that suits you.