Type of Care
Dementia Care
As one of the UK’s leading dementia homecare agencies, our team are well-versed in supporting clients with dementia.
Type of Care
Dementia Respite Care
Our dementia respite care offers trusted, flexible support at home, providing continuity of care for your loved one and complete peace of mind while you take time to rest and recharge.
Type of Care
Elderly Care
[…] home from experienced carers, helping older people maintain their independence, comfort and quality of life in familiar surroundings. Whether you or your loved one requires frequent visits to help with household tasks or they are living with dementia that requires round-the-clock advanced care, our experienced team is ready to provide the bespoke care you need.
Type of Care
Urgent Live-in Care
[…] practical and emotional support tailored to the individual. Support may include: Personal care and hygiene support Medication assistance and reminders Meal preparation and hydration support Mobility assistance Dementia support Companionship and emotional reassurance Household tasks and daily routines Overnight reassurance where appropriate Our aim is always to help individuals remain safe, comfortable and independent […]
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Dementia Hub
What is the Difference Between Alzheimer’s and Dementia https://www.patriciawhites.co.uk/resources/blog/alzheimers-dementia/what-is-the-difference-between-alzheimers-and-dementia/
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Types of Dementia
Previous Page: What is Dementia? Next Page: Rarer Types of Dementia Dementia is an umbrella term for multiple types of progressive diseases that affect memory and cognitive function. The type of dementia an individual is diagnosed with depends on which area of the brain the disease is affecting. Knowing which dementia you or […]
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Young-onset Dementia
Previous Page: Rarer Types of Dementia Next Page: Dementia Related Conditions What is Young-onset Dementia? Anyone living with dementia who is under 65 years of age is described as having early-onset or young-onset dementia. The age of retirement has historically been 65, and the term ‘young-onset’ refers to dementia occurring before the traditional […]
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Treatments for Dementia
Previous Page: Diagnosing Dementia Next Page: Tips for Living with Dementia While there is currently no cure for most types of dementia, there are many ways to manage symptoms and support a good quality of life. Treatment for dementia focuses on slowing progression where possible, managing symptoms and helping individuals live as independently […]
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Dementia-related Conditions
Previous Page: Young-onset Dementia Next Page: Causes of Dementia What Diseases Cause Dementia? There are a number of conditions which can increase the risk of dementia, directly cause dementia and mimic similar symptoms of dementia. Parkinson’s After living with Parkinson’s for a sustained period of time, the potential to develop dementia increases. There […]
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Rarer Types of Dementia
Previous Page: Types of Dementia Next Page: Young-onset Dementia What Types of Dementia are Rare? At only approximately 5%, rarer types of dementia account for a small percentage of dementia diagnoses. These rarer types of dementia are usually more common under 65 years of age. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) CJD is unlike most other […]
