Our Approach to
Dementia and Alzheimer's Care
We care about offering dementia support that helps people live the way they want. We begin with a friendly conversation to learn about your loved one’s needs, so we can create a plan that fits them. Whether your loved one needs help with washing, dressing, or household tasks, our goal is to help them stay comfortable and independent at home.
Our dementia and Alzheimer’s care services cover personal care, medication management, help with chores, meal preparation, gentle exercise, and support for social events or hobbies. We know everyone is different, so our plans are flexible and can change as your loved one’s needs do.
When you are happy with the care plan, we will match your loved one with a small team of trained carers who fit their personality and can build trust. Our aim is to provide ongoing support that evolves with your loved one’s needs, always putting their comfort and wishes first.
The Benefits of Care Herts
Routine continuity at home
Dignity-first professional care
Peace of mind for families
14 years of professional experience
Safety within familiar surroundings
Tailored memory and sensory activities
Consistent care provided by familiar staff.
Common Questions
We understand that choosing care for a loved one is a significant decision. Here are some of the most common questions families ask us about our dementia support services.
What types of dementia are there?
Several types of dementia exist, such as Alzheimer’s Disease, Vascular Dementia, Frontotemporal Dementia, and Dementia with Lewy bodies. Each has its own symptoms, like memory loss, confusion, trouble with speech or language, and changes in mood or behavior.
How is Alzheimer’s different from other types of dementia?
Alzheimer’s disease is a form of dementia characterized by memory loss, confusion, disorientation, and, in advanced stages, delusions and hallucinations. It results from abnormal protein accumulation in and around the brain.
How quickly do people with dementia decline?
All types of dementia get worse over time, but how quickly this happens can vary. Factors like a person’s age, the kind of dementia they have, and other health conditions can all play a role.
Is it better for people with dementia to stay at home?
People with dementia often benefit from staying at home, as it provides personalized care in a familiar setting, promoting consistency and comfort. Remaining at home also supports greater independence and control over daily routines.
How can I support someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s?
If a loved one has dementia or Alzheimer’s, support them by encouraging activities they enjoy, helping them maintain routines, and assisting with daily tasks such as shopping, appointments, cooking, and cleaning.
COMPASSIONATE GUIDANCE
Begin Your Care Journey
We understand that choosing the right care is a significant decision. Care Herts is here to support you with expert advice and a gentle hand. Reach out today for a quiet, professional conversation about your family’s needs.