Dementia Care

Respectful Care

Did you know that research shows there are currently around 850,000 people in the UK who are living with dementia?

According to the NHS, “one in 14 people over the age of 65 have dementia, and the condition affects 1 in 6 people over 80”.

An Alzheimer’s Society report states that of the people with dementia, approximately 42,000 are people with young onset dementia (people under the age of 65), and as a person’s age increases, so does the risk of them developing dementia.

Living with Dementia can be incredibly challenging for an individual and their loved ones. Part of this challenge for unpaid carers, such as family members, is finding the time within their own busy daily schedule to care for another person.

Rest assured, all our care staff are Dementia Friends and are here to help using their trained knowledge, empathy and a core understanding of the condition.

There are many forms of Dementia, with Alzheimer’s Disease being the most commonly, diagnosed. Those who care for a person with Dementia can find it extremely comforting, especially family members, but also intensely time consuming which can lead to stress and isolation. Respectful Care can offer flexible support to minimise the strain on unpaid carers, promoting healthy relationships and happy environments.

Although things can be forgotten by someone living with Dementia it is important to maintain a regular routine for mental and physical stimulation. Our clients often benefit from active participation in daily routines such as preparing well-balanced meals and domestic support. Social activities and reminiscing are also a vital part of well-being, happiness, and empowerment.

As a person’s Dementia progresses, we aim to evolve, adapt, and shape our care delivery, ensuring their current needs and wishes, are at the centre of their journey.

Respectful Care Members Recommended on homecare.co.uk

Mum has really enjoyed having the help from such friendly faces. She was very unwell initially just before lockdown and they have enabled her to recover a lot of her independence. I don’t know what I would have done without them as for eight weeks she wasn’t allowed visitors apart from carers.

Thank you from all the family and Mum of course.

Linda T (Daughter of Client)
I would like to praise all the staff that support my mum, I have not met all of you but extremely impressed with the ones I have. You are a credit to your company, and I would like to say a big thank you to everyone who works at Respectful Care.

Stuart O (Son of Client)
My mother is 98 and has dementia but still lives in her own home. All carers treat her with the utmost care, kindness and understanding and keep me informed of any problems that arise. They are much appreciated even if she cannot remember who they are or if they have visited her that day.

Nick B (Son of Client)
Respectful Care services are efficient, helpful, personable, reliable and trustworthy, they go out of their way to make the clients feel as though nothing is too much trouble, when sometimes, in reality, it must be a logistical nightmare.

Philip D (Son of Client)

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Are you looking for a career in which you can make a difference to the lives of others?

If you are dedicated to the care profession and want to join a team that prides itself on being ‘Outstanding’ then we have just the role you are looking for.

We understand the positive impact our teams can have on our clients’ lives and the satisfaction that can come with a role that truly makes a huge difference to the quality of life of those we care for.

With this in mind, Respectful Care only employs the very best talent the sector has to offer. We provide all the support, training and time you need to help you perform to a consistently high level in your duties, as well as generous pay and on-going training and development opportunities.

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