Dementia care at home
Dementia and Alzheimer’s care with compassion.


Empowering care for people living with dementia
Living with dementia can make everyday tasks challenging, from remembering medications to managing personal hygiene, often causing confusion and isolation. At Forest Homecare, we offer personalised care focused on safety, mental stimulation, and emotional support.
Our team will help create a calming environment and ensure your loved one feels respected and understood as they live with dementia.
When is dementia care needed?
Dementia care is for individuals who are living with dementia and need extra support to navigate daily life. As dementia progresses, your loved one will likely struggle to support themselves and meet their everyday needs as they combat confusion and memory challenges. Our care is designed to help your loved one maintain their independence, feel safe, and stay connected with their loved ones.
What you can expect with dementia care
Support with daily tasks
We offer tailored care that meets the unique needs of the individual, helping with daily activities like dressing, eating, and maintaining hygiene.
A safe space
We can help ensure your loved one is safe at all times by managing risks and providing supervision when needed.
Companionship
Our team will encourage social interaction and keep your loved one engaged in meaningful activities.
Mental health support
We offer emotional comfort and support to both the individual and their family, helping manage feelings of confusion and isolation.
Family support
We provide reassurance and guidance to family members, helping them understand how to best support their loved ones.
Have you noticed your loved one is often confused or forgetful? They might need dementia care.
What dementia care does not include
Dementia care is tailored to the patient and what they need to navigate their condition. It does not include:
Medical
interventions
We don’t provide medical treatments like surgeries or injections, as these require a healthcare professional.
Specialised
care
We don’t offer specialised services like physical therapy or complex nursing care, as these also require professionals with specific expertise.
Emergency
care
We’re not equipped for emergency or hospital-level care needs that require immediate medical attention.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my loved one needs dementia care?
If your loved one is struggling with daily tasks or becoming more confused or isolated, dementia care may be the support they need. We’re here to help assess their needs and ensure they get the right care.
What does dementia care include?
Our dementia care supports daily tasks like dressing, eating, and personal hygiene, alongside emotional support to reduce confusion and loneliness. We aim to help your loved one feel safe, valued, and connected.
Can my family be involved in the care process?
Yes! We welcome family involvement and work with you to create a care plan that suits your loved one’s needs. We’re here to guide and support you throughout the journey.
How dementia care can help
Peace of mind
Knowing that your loved one is in safe hands, receiving the care and support they need, allows families to feel more at ease and reduces the worry about their well-being.
Meaningful time
With the daily caregiving handled, families can spend more time focusing on quality interactions and building cherished moments with their loved ones.
Quality of life
With personalised care, your loved one can continue to live at home in a familiar environment, allowing them to stay engaged, maintain independence, and enjoy a higher quality of life.
Emotional support
Dementia care provides families with the emotional guidance and reassurance they need, helping them navigate the challenges of dementia and feel supported during difficult times.
The Forest Homecare Difference
Tailored care plans
We know every person is unique, so we create care plans specifically tailored to your loved one’s needs, no matter what.
Strong connections
We take the time to build meaningful relationships with those in our care, offering emotional comfort beyond daily tasks.
Ongoing support
Our carers check in regularly with family members, as we believe in keeping families up to date, offering emotional guidance and reassurance.


Find the support your loved one needs today
Is your loved one living with dementia? If they’re feeling confused or finding everyday tasks more difficult, it might be time to consider extra support. We understand just how challenging navigating dementia and care can be and are always happy to offer a helping hand. Contact our team today and take the first step to a better life.