Ipswich dementia support from Helping Hands
Dementia is a very individualised condition, so it’s essential that when the conversation turns to care, you choose a home care company who is a dementia specialist. Helping Hands has been supporting people to live as independently as possible in their own homes for over 30 years, and in that time, we’ve supported thousands of customers to stay in the place they love most while receiving expert care. As a person’s dementia journey progresses, there can become a need for additional support, perhaps due to increasing levels of confusion and anxiety, so receiving care at home is a positive way to promote and encourage an independent lifestyle.
The support of one of our home care Ipswich team within your own home is reassuring, not just for the person living with dementia but for their family members too, especially if they live some distance away. Maintaining a routine when living with dementia can be more challenging at times, but by working with you and your decision-makers to understand your routines and preferences, your carer will be able to fully support you in every aspect of your daily life.
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Supporting people living in Ipswich
Lorraine Murphy
Branch Care Manager
Lorraine is the Branch Care Manager at Ipswich.
Helen Jones
Area Care Manager
Helen is the Area Care Manager for East.
Paul Sewell
Head of Operations
Paul Sewell is the Head of Operations for East.
Matt Bristow
Divisional Director
As the Divisional Director, it is my role to lead a hugely skilled care team operating in London, Essex and the South East, ensuring the...
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Why dementia home care is a good option
Living with dementia can affect every person differently. While some are happy to receive any assistance available to them, others can be quite reluctant – through the confusion, denial, or general despondence. For some, accepting support can feel invasive or unnecessary.
Dementia is an individualised condition; there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach to supporting someone living with any form of dementia. For instance, just because two people have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s does not mean their dementia journeys will be identical. The same can be said for care at home; one person may be very happy to invite a carer into their home to support them, whereas another may feel it is completely unnecessary. This though is where our carers excel; thanks to your personalised support plan that will be put together by you, your decision-makers and the team in Ipswich, we will be able to fully understand your needs and preferences. This ensures that your carer is able to understand your lifestyle completely and will hopefully soon become a friend you look forward to welcoming into your home.
It is part of our approach to take these things into account, with every carer being encouraged to apply empathy to their care. The more understanding there is between a customer and their carer, the more likely it is for their companionship to thrive, which helps those living with dementia build familiarity with their carer; improving the effectiveness of the care they receive, enhancing their wellbeing, and making it much easier to maintain a routine.
By receiving dementia care within your own home, you have the benefit of the comfort of your usual surroundings, as well as a companion matched to your interests who will help you in continuing with your hobbies. With a specialist alongside you, your safety and reassurance is catered for as they help motivate you throughout each day.

Dementia care services tailored to you
With a dementia care service tailored to you and your requirements, our Ipswich home care branch will work with you and your loved ones to create a flexible care package that leaves you in complete control. From weekly visiting care in the early stages to full time live-in care in Ipswich as your condition develops, your care plan can change as your needs do; with a dedicated carer encouraging the freedom of engaging in your usual routine, and without having to leave your home.
Whether your condition requires a little help with household duties and a regular chat, or full-time supervision to provide personal care and clinical support, we can supply you with all the help you need to feel confident in your daily tasks and enjoy each day

Qualified dementia carers in Ipswich
Dementia care has always been at the forefront of our 30 years of service, and over the years, we’ve taken extra measures to ensure every carer is well-equipped and motivated to provide the best possible standard of care, no matter the stage of your condition.
All of our staff receive regular, ongoing training and development in line with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and must pass a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check before they can care for any of our customers.
Furthermore, we are affiliated with the Dementia Action Alliance, to ensure that we are up to date with the latest provisions and resources for combatting dementia and uphold our reputation as an industry-leading provider of dementia care.
We recognise the challenges faced by those living with dementia and their loved ones throughout every stage of the condition. Whether you require some professional guidance or a comprehensive care plan, we at Helping Hands Ipswich are here to assist 7 days a week. Give us a call for more information and to discuss your requirements.
Contact usNot sure what type of care you need? Request a brochure and read about our services in your own time.
Get a clear overview of costs and what affects pricing, so you can plan with confidence.
Discover why thousands of families trust us for personalised home care across England and Wales.
FAQs
Dementia home care is specialist one-to-one support that helps someone live well with dementia in their own Ipswich home. Carers are trained in dementia and provide routine, reassurance, personal care and a familiar face.
Familiar surroundings, routines and possessions can reduce confusion and distress. Staying at home in Ipswich with consistent carers often helps people feel calmer and more in control than a move to unfamiliar surroundings.
Support with daily routine, personal care, medication, meals, mobility and meaningful activity, plus companionship and reassurance during difficult moments. We focus on the person and what makes a good day for them.
Yes. Our Ipswich carers receive dedicated dementia training so they can support changing needs, communicate well and respond calmly to anxiety, repetition or confusion.
Yes. From early memory support through to complex, advanced dementia, our visiting and live-in care in Ipswich adapts as needs change, so care can continue at home rather than moving to a care home.
Visiting dementia care is charged by the hour and live-in care by the week, based on the support needed. Ipswich costs start from £32.40 per hour for visiting care, while live-in care costs £1,675 per week for individuals or £2,125 per week for couples, with a clear quote provided after a free assessment.
Yes, regulated and inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), with trained, vetted, DBS-checked carers.
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| Monday | 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Sunday | 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Monday | 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Friday | 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |