Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care
At Surrey Downs Homecare, we provide personalised, compassionate care for individuals living with dementia and Alzheimer’s. Our expert care team is dedicated to ensuring your loved ones feel safe, comfortable, and supported while remaining in the familiarity of their own homes.
🌟 Ready to create a tailored care plan? Speak to our team, call us on 01306 775829 today!
Why Choose Surrey Downs Homecare?
At our Surrey Downs Homecare, we understand the unique challenges faced by individuals living with dementia and their families. Our experienced and compassionate caregivers provide personalised care tailored to each client’s specific needs, helping them maintain their independence in the comfort and familiarity of their own home. We offered everything from care assistance with daily tasks to emotional support and activities designed to stimulate cognitive function.
Three simple steps to receiving Outstanding care
1. Call Us
Schedule a confidential and no-obligation conversation with our care experts today to explore how we can best support your needs.
2. Free Assessment
A member of our qualified care team will visit you or your loved one at home to discuss your specific needs.
3. Begin Care
If you decide to proceed with us, we’ll carefully match you with the ideal carer to meet your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, home care allows individuals to remain in a familiar and comfortable environment for longer, promoting stability and well-being. A known and experienced carer can be key in allowing people to maintain their independence and stay within the familiarity of their own home.
Continuous care is often beneficial when a person requires constant supervision, help with daily activities, or is at a high risk of falls. At this stage, a care home or a live-in carer can be considered. At Surrey Downs Homecare, we can provide you with all the options, including moving into a care home at our sister company, Downsvale Nursing Home.
This depends on the level of needs that a person presents. We offer a free, no-obligation care assessment to help you determine the right care setting for you or your loved ones. Living alone is possible with regular caregiver visits, but safety concerns should be assessed on an ongoing basis.
Some people we care for display mild symptoms of Dementia and are safe to remain at home with ongoing visiting care support. Home care provides personalised attention, emotional stability, and a familiar environment, often improving quality of life. Call us today to arrange a free care needs assessment, which will help you decide on the correct package of care to suit your needs.
Yes, we provide respite services to give family caregivers time to rest and recharge. We can discuss your needs and provide care, as little or as long as you need.