
Dementia Care
Personal, specialised, in-home care for those living with dementia and Alzheimer’s.
About Dementia Care
Research shows that home is the best place to be for as long as possible if you are living with dementia or Alzheimer’s related memory loss.
It’s safe, it’s familiar, and it’s comfortable. Dementia care with Dovida means you’ll be assigned one caregiver to be a friendly face in your home.
Receiving care tailored to someone living with dementia helps you to adjust to your new life, making it as easy and stress-free as possible. Our care prioritises your safety and independence, maximising your abilities and empowering you to continue living your life, your way.
How Dementia Care Works
If you choose dementia care, you’ll be supported by a team of carefully selected caregivers, meaning you will see the same friendly faces at your door with every visit. Your team of caregivers will help with whatever you need to make living at home as comfortable and safe as possible.
Why Choose Home Care
Staying at home where you feel comfortable, familiar, and empowered to live independently may be the best option for older people or people living with a disability who need additional care.
What is dementia care at home?
Dementia care is a specialised type of home care, designed to create the best environment possible for someone living with dementia. All of our caregivers are personable, professional, and many have undergone dementia care training.
What is the cost of in home dementia care?
We’ll create a bespoke care plan for you, so the cost of your care will depend on the services you use. The best way to find out is to contact our team!
How do I get started with in home dementia care?
The best way to get started is to call your local Dovida office and discuss your dementia care needs with us.
What types of care are available within dementia care?
Every person with dementia is unique and no two people will have the same symptoms or experience.
Dementia care most commonly involves:
- transport services to appointments and outings
- helping around the house, including laundry, housekeeping, and meal preparation
- reminders to take medication
- assisting with personal care
- companionship and gentle encouragement to attend social activities.
What’s the difference between dementia care vs. in home care?
In home care can be provided to anybody that needs it and is personalised to individual needs whereas dementia care is specifically tailored to support the needs of somebody living with dementia. Our caregivers working with dementia are specifically trained or experienced in supporting people with dementia.
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