Care For Dementia
Other Services
- +01562 825 603
- support@stonehousecare.com
- Office 11 MCF Building 60 New Road Kidderminster DY10 1AQ
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Dementia affects the brain and leads to a gradual decline in memory, thinking, behaviour, and the ability to carry out everyday activities. Supporting someone with dementia requires not only practical knowledge of the condition, but also an understanding of the emotional and psychological journey that individuals and families experience as it progresses.
At Stone House Care and Medical, we are committed to providing holistic, high‑quality, person‑centred care for people living with dementia. Our focus is on helping individuals remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home, while offering families the reassurance and support they need.
Living Well with Dementia
We take a creative and compassionate approach to dementia care, working closely with clients and their families to understand personal histories, routines, and preferences. This helps us deliver care that feels familiar, meaningful, and supportive. Whether assistance is needed with daily tasks, personal care, or maintaining a calm and structured home environment, our carers provide sensitive, respectful support that promotes wellbeing and dignity.
Specialist Support for Complex Needs
Some individuals may experience more advanced symptoms such as:
- Challenging behaviour
- Depression or anxiety
- Increased confusion
- Heightened emotional distress
For clients with greater levels of need, we provide carers with advanced training and specialist one‑to‑one input. This ensures that even the most complex situations are managed safely, confidently, and with compassion.
Highly Trained and Supported Staff
Our team completes a robust induction programme and participates in our specialist Advanced Dementia Programme. This means our carers are not only highly skilled, but also continually mentored and supported to deliver the highest standard of dementia care. We are dedicated to helping people with dementia live with dignity, comfort, and as much independence as possible—while supporting families every step of the way.
FAQs
Dementia care provides specialised support for individuals experiencing memory loss, confusion, and changes in behaviour. It focuses on maintaining independence, safety, and overall wellbeing while offering emotional support to both individuals and their families.
Yes, our dementia care services are delivered in the comfort of your home, helping individuals stay in a familiar environment which can reduce confusion and promote a sense of security.
We take time to understand each person’s history, routines, and preferences. This allows us to deliver person-centred care that feels familiar, meaningful, and supportive to the individual.
Yes, we provide specialist care for individuals experiencing advanced symptoms such as challenging behaviour, anxiety, depression, or increased confusion, ensuring safe and compassionate support.
Our carers complete a robust induction programme and advanced dementia training. They are continuously supported and mentored to deliver high-quality, compassionate care tailored to each individual’s needs.