Dementia Live-In Care Services

Here at A Class Care, we recognise that every person's experience with dementia is unique. Our team consists of highly trained and experienced care workers who are dedicated to tailoring personalised care to meet the specific needs of each individual. With empathy and patience as our guiding principles, we aim to enhance the quality of life for our clients and ensure their well-being.

Our approach to dementia care goes beyond mere physical assistance. We strive to foster a comforting and familiar atmosphere, creating a sense of security and contentment for those under our care. We actively engage individuals in activities that stimulate their minds, promote social interaction, and nurture meaningful connections.

We understand that dementia can disrupt daily routines, and that's where we step in with a helping hand. Whether it's providing assistance with personal care, medication management, or meal preparation, our compassionate caregivers are committed to offering reliable and trustworthy support.

At A Class Care, we firmly believe in the importance of family involvement. We value open communication and actively collaborate with families to ensure their loved ones receive the best possible care. We provide guidance and support, offering peace of mind and reassurance during this challenging journey.

Dignity and respect are at the core of our care philosophy. Our caregivers undergo extensive training in dementia care techniques, equipping them with the understanding and ability to respond to the unique needs and behaviours associated with the condition. We are dedicated to creating a safe and nurturing environment that fosters independence and upholds the dignity of each person in our care.

If you are seeking compassionate and professional dementia care, we invite you to reach out to us. Our compassionate team is here to listen, address your concerns, and discuss how we can provide the support you and your loved one need. Let us be your trusted partner, offering consistent care and unwavering support throughout every step of this journey.

What we do

Our clients are more than their diagnoses. They are a person we support to maintain as much independence as possible within their own homes. Not only do we provide daily support including meal preparation, administrating of medication, personal care we also work with a number a partners to provide Music Therapy and Cognitive Simulation therapy.

Our Dementia trained Services Manager who works closely with our clients to look at their history, through our life book, will find the things they like, don’t like, and what makes them smile so we can help to forge a bond between our matched carer and client.

We offer holistic support service that is designed to meet the individual needs of our clients.

Music Therapy

Music therapy for dementia is a therapeutic approach that utilises music and musical activities to improve the well-being, cognitive functioning, emotional state, and quality of life of individuals living with dementia. It involves the use of music, both listening and active participation, to address various symptoms and challenges associated with dementia.

Here are some key aspects of music therapy for dementia:

 Personalised approach: Music therapy is tailored to the individual's preferences, background, and abilities. The therapist works closely with the person with dementia to understand their musical preferences, favourite songs, and meaningful musical experiences.

 Emotional and psychological benefits: Music has the power to evoke memories, emotions, and create a sense of connection. Listening to familiar music or engaging in musical activities can help reduce anxiety, agitation, and depression often experienced by individuals with dementia.

 Cognitive stimulation: Music therapy can stimulate various cognitive functions, including memory, attention, and language. Singing familiar songs, engaging in rhythm exercises, or playing musical instruments can help activate neural pathways and stimulate cognitive abilities.

 Social interaction: Music therapy sessions often involve group participation, fostering social connections and a sense of community among participants. Singing together, playing instruments as a group, or engaging in musical conversations can promote social engagement and reduce feelings of isolation.

 Motor skills and physical engagement: Playing musical instruments, rhythmic movements, and dancing can improve motor skills, coordination, and physical mobility. These activities provide an opportunity for individuals with dementia to engage in enjoyable physical movements.

 Caregiver involvement: Music therapy can also involve caregivers and family members. They can participate in sessions or be trained in using music as a therapeutic tool to connect with their loved ones with dementia, promote communication, and enhance their relationship.