Are you In Need of
Dementia Home Care?
Honeybee Homecare are specialists when it comes to dementia home care. We offer an incredible service that gives one-on-one support when it comes to looking after your loved ones. We understand that when it comes to the need of those affected by dementia, a personal approach is needed. That’s why we are able to tailor our dementia home care service to you.
No matter which service you require, we can adapt it to include any necessary changes to accommodate for dementia home care.
Dementia can interfere with everyday life, and it can be hard for you to see your loved one’s quality of life come into question. That’s why at Honeybee Homecare we can help put your mind at rest, knowing that someone is always at hand, and help to reinstate a better quality of life with one of our specialist dementia carers.
If you or a loved one is in need of dementia home care, then please feel free to get in contact with one of our friendly team now and have a chat.
Dementia Home Care?
Why Choose HoneyBee
- Friendly & Approachable – All of our staff understand the importance of being friendly and approachable to help encourage a bond between carers and our clients
- We Are Dignity Champions – We are very passionate about care and have signed up to be Dignity Champions. A Dignity Champion is somebody that is prepared to uphold the dignity of their clients and follow the 10 ‘Dignity Do’s’
- Forward thinking as a company – We are looking to set the new standard for domiciliary care. We want to show a more friendly face of home care
Providing your loved one with the support they need
What is Dementia Home Care?
Dementia home care is about providing your loved one with the support they need in order to carry on living in their own home. Honeybee Home Care work with our clients to establish a routine that your loved one is used to and comfortable with. We understand the importance of maintaining independence as much as possible, whilst also providing the highest standard of care.
Whether it’s help in the morning, afternoon, evening or throughout the day, our dementia home care service is a great fit for your needs. Our fully trained carers can be on hand for whenever you need them.
Activities are included
What is Included in Dementia Home Care?
You may be wondering what types of activities are included when it comes to Dementia home care. Some of the common services our carers carry out are the following:
- Meal planning – ensuring that your loved one is eating
- Meal Preparation – assisting with the preparation of food and drink
- Taking care of household tasks such as washing, ironing, and tidying
- Assisting your loved one with personal care
- Encouragement of social activities
- Encouragement of exercise by partaking in walks or excursions
- Establishing a regular routine
FAQs & Further Information
There may come a time when the person living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia will need more care than can be provided at home. During the middle stages of Alzheimer’s, it becomes necessary to provide 24-hour supervision to keep the person with dementia safe.
For further detailing on the ‘correct’ time to enquire about Dementia Homecare, be sure to contact our specialists at Honeybee.
Although Homecare is not a total requirement for those suffering from Dementia, it is a strong recommendation that they receive as much care as possible. Homecare can improve mood, and decrease agitation. Meeting personal and medical needs at night or during the day. Nighttime can be fraught with anxiety if you are taking care of a family member.
Alzheimer’s disease progressively destroys brain cells over time, so during the early stages of dementia, many do recognize something is wrong, but not everyone is aware. They may know they are supposed to recognize you, but they can’t.
Overall and generally speaking, we dedicate our service to easing life for Dementia patients. Pointing out moments in which they are confused will cause further stress and won’t be progressive in a caring environment.
Even if they don’t understand their error, correcting them may embarrass or be otherwise unpleasant for them. It’s never a good idea to argue with a person who has dementia. First of all, you can’t win. And second, it will probably upset them or even make them angry.
Our Homecare service is carried out by specialists that are highly experienced and trained in aiding those suffering from dementia and fulfil the requirements of those in need to maximum efficiency.
It’s common for people with Alzheimer’s disease to stop eating or drinking in the later stages. At any time, about 10% to 15% of people who have it don’t eat or drink enough and lose weight. This becomes more of a problem as the disease gets worse.
Our carers are highly trained in aiding those suffering from Dementia and encouraging them to follow a healthy and balanced diet.