At Premier Homecare our carers understand dementia. This condition can cause people to feel vulnerable and in need of reassurance and support. In partnership with family and friends, our carers will work to help the person to retain their sense of identity and feelings of self-worth.
One person’s experience of dementia may be very different to another’s and at Premier Homecare our carers are trained to help people live their lives to the full.
What is dementia?
The symptoms of dementia may include problems with:
Memory loss
Thinking speed
Mental sharpness and quickness
Language, such as using words incorrectly, or trouble speaking
Understanding
Judgement
Mood
Movement
Difficulties doing daily activities
People with dementia can lose interest in their usual activities, and may have problems managing their behaviour or emotions. This can manifest itself by finding social situations difficult when coupled with a loss of understanding and compassion.
As dementia affects a person’s cognitive abilities, they may find planning and organising difficult. Maintaining their independence may also become a problem. Dementia takes various forms for which we can provide specialist support.
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Our services
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Night Care Support
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Convalescence and Respite Care
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Dementia Care and Support
Dementia Care and Support Bristol At Premier Homecare we understand whilst some symptoms are common in many people living with...
Our Head of Business Development, Gemma Lock, will be attending as a guest speaker at the Lasting Powers of Attorney Seminar, which Harold Stephens will hold at Stoke Lodge Centre in Bristol. Time & date:March 27th from 9:30 - 11:30am. Gemma will be discussing the crucial insights on 'Navigating Care Choices' for home care. As Premier Homecare is a part of the Trinity Homecare Group, please find more useful information about Lasting Power of Attorneys here: ow.ly/1n2050QEZC5#LastingPowerOfAttorney #FinancingAndFunding #HomeCare #PremierHomecare ... See MoreSee Less
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