About Dementia
Care Matters carers are trained to deliver Dementia Care. Dementia is a general term to describe a number of different types of progressive neurological disorders.
Everybody with dementia displays different behaviours and lives with it very much in their own unique way. However, it has been medically proven that changes and disruption to routines and environment can adversely affect the individual.
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia and it is believed there are over half a million people in the UK alone suffering from this illness. Typically, the earliest signs are unexplained lapses in memory and the sufferer may have difficulty recalling recent events and learning new information. Sadly, it is a progressive disease and worsens, as more areas of the brain become damaged. However, memory recall for events happening a long time ago is often unaffected in the earlier stages of the disease.
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Care Matters Dementia Care
Care Matters believe that helping to support you or a loved one to remain in your own home, with its familiar surroundings and routines, is a great way to help preserve independence. With the support of our experienced team of complex care staff we can provide regular care and routines. Our at-home dementia care provides all the extra help needed for you, or a loved one, to carry on living in the comfort of your own home and improve your quality of life.
Care Matters complex care staff undergo extensive in-house training to ensure they have the requisite skills required to provide the high standards of private dementia care we demand. Read more about our carers here.
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