Dementia care in Kingswinford

Increasingly, people are opting to receive dementia care at home rather than going through the ordeal of moving to a residential care home or hospice. One of the main symptoms of many types of dementia is an increased sense of confusion and anxiety. By remaining at home, in an environment that is familiar and friendly, these symptoms can be managed more easily and your surroundings can be adapted to cater specifically for your condition. You’ll also benefit for a fully customised care plan that ensures you’re completely supported at all times.

At Helping Hands, we’ve got enough experience in dementia care to know that no two dementia patients are on the same journey. That’s why you’ll always receive a dementia care plan that is completely personalised to your condition, and we’ll make sure we’re constantly monitoring your needs so that we can recommend appropriate amendments to your support. Our dementia care experts can also visit your home to suggest helpful adaptations that you can make to make the environment more dementia friendly.

Our Kingswinford care team comprises a group of selectively recruited and highly trained carers who are committed to providing you with only the very best dementia care. All of our carers have been handpicked for their compassionate personalities and their commitment to excellence, and they share our organisation-wide family values. Every new carer undertakes our award-winning training programme when they initially start with us, which includes modules such as health and safety, first aid, dementia care, medication assistance and more, and they’ll continue to participate in regular refresher courses to ensure they’re kept up to date with the latest industry standards and best practices. We’re also independently regulated by the Care Quality Commission and Care Inspectorate Wales, so you know all of our care services will only ever be of the very highest standard.

You can find out more about our dementia packages by getting in touch with our friendly customer support team; they’re available to talk to seven days a week, and will always be happy to discuss your dementia care options and help with any queries you may have. You can also contact us via the form on our website, where you can arrange for us to call you back at your convenience.