Dementia Live-In Care

Providing live-in care and support to people struggling with dementia.




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Dementia Care?



Watching a loved one live with dementia can be stressful and difficult. As memory loss increases or the ability to cope alone starts to fade, families can be left with the exhausting task of helping to care for their loved one. It can be upsetting to watch the symptoms of dementia unfold, and beyond that, as the condition continues many find themselves unable to provide the consistent care their family needs. This leaves them wondering how they can best be supporting those they love, ensuring that their quality of life remains high during this difficult new period.

Live-in care can be a wonderful option for many people with dementia. It allows for constant, dedicated care from a trained care companion, all whilst allowing your loved one to remain in their own home. The familiar surroundings of home can help in keeping a client comfortable, happy, and ease the confusion that may come with uprooting them into a care home.

How Dementia Live-In
Care Works

Our live-in care services are built to reflect the needs of each client we work with. When it comes to dementia care, the Guardian Live-In Care team have a long history of experience in the field, and we understand how to offer valuable care services to clients facing the symptoms of dementia. Our care companions are trained in providing care to ease the confusion and strain dementia can cause. They can offer comfort and reassurance, reducing stress or anxiety with natural and proven techniques.

Likewise, live-in care works to help your loved one be able to remain in their home. Often this means that a care companion will help to handle daily household tasks that may become more difficult over time. This includes cooking, cleaning, caring for pets, and handling menial tasks. On top of that, they are fully qualified to offer health assistance through administering medication, helping with bathing or using the bathroom, mobility support, and a variety of other services. It all depends what your loved on needs most.

Benefits of Dementia Live-In Care

With so many care services on offer, it can be difficult to know what is going to work best for you and your loved one. To help you out as you weigh up your options, we’ve outlined just a few of the benefits live-in care can offer clients with dementia:

The Comfort of Home

For many people with dementia, uprooting their lives to move into the unfamiliar environment of a care home can be confusing and overwhelming. Live-in care services maintain the familiarity of the house they’re used to living in.

Adjustable Care Services

The three stages of dementia (early, mid, and late) all require unique care. Live-in care offers a flexible approach to services, ensuring that without changing carers services are able to change and grow to meet the ongoing development of your loved one’s needs.

Carer-Client Relationships

Many people with dementia may find a care home difficult, with a constant rotation of carers who have a range of other residents to care for. With live-in care, the one-on-one nature of the carer’s relationship can help ease confusion for your loved one, easing them into the routine of this new way of living.

Tailored Care

A care home comes with its own routines and schedules. For clients with dementia, this can at times be stressful, or not work with their own unique needs. Live-in care is designed entirely around the client, finding the perfect care plan and routine that works for them.

Contact Us to
Find a Live-In
Care Companion

Do you think your loved one would benefit from a live-in care companion to support them through their condition? Contact the Guardian Live-In Care team today to receive some personalised advice and guidance to help you navigate this decision.

Meet Your Dementia
Care Team

Guardian Live-In Care provides care to households across the Grampian and Tayside areas. Our team are all trained and qualified to provide a wide variety of services customisable to the needs of your loved ones, ensuring they remain comfortable and happy every day. These services might include medication regulation, or mobility, continence, and emotional support services.

Frequently Asked
Questions About
Dementia Care

Live-in care is when a trained care companion provides support for a client within their own home. For somebody with dementia, this means they can receive all the care they need without the confusing upheaval into the unfamiliarity of a care home.

Anybody struggling with dementia who cannot cope on their own may benefit from live-in care. If you’re looking for support for a loved one and you think that remaining at home would be best for them, live-in care may be the perfect option for you.

Live-in care for people with dementia involves a care companion coming into the home and offering personalised care services. This might include: administering medication, helping to calm the client, completing household tasks and chores, personal care, and offering emotional support.

Domiciliary care and live-in care are similar in that they both involve care services from the home, but there are notable differences. Having a care companion living in the home offers round-the-clock support, and they will play a larger role in helping with domestic tasks and daily activities.

Live-in care offers a wide range of personal support services for people with dementia. This could include chores, companionship, continence support, medical monitoring, and much more.

There is a range of financial support options available to help family members of those with dementia to fund live-in care services. Depending on the health of your loved one, your family could qualify for different funding options such as healthcare or social care.

Our team is made up of caring, professional locals. We’re here to lend a helping hand and find the care plan that is led by you and your loved one, ensuring that everything we do is built to best serve your family.

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Wondering if Live-In
Care is Right for Your
Loved One?

Watching somebody you love live with a condition such as dementia can be heartbreaking. Approaching the difficult decision of bringing in a live-in care companion to help them cope in their own home isn’t easy, and the Guardian Live-In Care team are here to help your family navigate this new chapter. Reach out today to talk to a friendly team member, ready to offer advice, support, and help you find the service that will best help your loved one.

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