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Dementia care

We're committed to delivering quality dementia care

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Our approach to dementia care

Dementia affects different people in different ways, which is why we tailor your loved one’s care to their unique needs. Every care home colleague receives experiential dementia training to enhance their understanding of what it may be like to live with dementia. Our Dementia Champions ensure teams are working to the highest standards.

We work with academic partners to ensure everything we do is informed by the latest research. We employ some of the UK’s most respected dementia experts to drive innovation in everything from the food and dining experience to finding new ways to empower residents to have maximum control over their daily life and environment.

Getting to know you

Our teams spend time getting to know your loved one, offering each resident a unique care plan based on their individual needs and desires.

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Dementia friendly environments

We work with experts to create safe spaces to the latest dementia standards that help residents live as independently as possible.

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Our people and training

Our people are supported with bespoke development programmes and expert dementia training to help them deliver high-quality care.

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Support for families and carers

Dementia affects more than the individual living with the disease, and we aim to support whole families through their dementia journeys in any way we can.

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Learn more about dementia

If you or a loved one have questions about a dementia diagnosis, you’re not alone. Learn about the signs and symptoms of dementia, tips for dealing with changing behaviors and advice on the support available through the links below.

Signs of dementia

The symptoms of dementia vary from person to person and depend on the type of dementia your loved one has. As well as memory loss, common signs include difficulty concentrating and struggling to communicate. 

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Let's talk about dementia

Uncover lesser-known facts from our dementia experts to help you navigate caring for a loved one in our new guide, 'Let's talk about dementia'. At Care UK, we’re here for you every step of the way.  

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Hobbies and activities

Continuing to engage someone living with dementia through hobbies and interests can keep them active, improve communication and help you find new ways of connecting. 

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Get in touch

Have another question about caring for a loved one with dementia? Why not get in touch with our Care Support team. 

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Dementia help and advice

Explore more tips about caring for a loved one with dementia in our help and advice articles.

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What is a person-centred approach to dementia care?

What is a person-centred approach to dementia care?

Person-centred care is all about putting residents’ needs, desires and choices at the heart of their care.

6 benefits of living in a care home for people with dementia

6 benefits of living in a care home for people with dementia

Moving into a Care UK care home can transform the quality of life for older people living with dementia.
When should someone with dementia go into a care home?

When should someone with dementia go into a care home?

Learn how to see the signs that a loved one’s dementia is progressing to the point where they need 24-hour care.

Frequently asked questions

Your loved one’s financial situation and their needs will affect the cost of care. Care UK can also do a needs assessment for you and arrange a financial assessment. Read more about what affects cost. 

There is no one answer, as dementia is different for different people. If you are worried about your loved one’s safety, it may be time to look at care options. Read more about finding the right care. 

Wondering if now is the right time to look into care? Discover 9 signs to look out for when considering future care for your loved one. 

Care UK homes are built to the latest dementia standards, and team members are passionate about creating a safe, homely and easily understood environment. Read more about dementia friendly environments.