Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a range of progressive conditions that affect memory, thinking, communication, behaviour and the ability to carry out everyday activities. It is caused by diseases that damage brain cells, with symptoms varying depending on the type and stage of the condition. Common forms include Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, frontotemporal dementia and mixed dementia. Although there is currently no cure, the right care, support and environment can help people continue living fulfilling, meaningful and independent lives for as long as possible.
People living with dementia may experience memory loss, confusion about time or place, communication difficulties, changes in mood or behaviour, reduced confidence, challenges managing everyday routines, difficulties with personal care, an increased risk of falls, social withdrawal and periods of anxiety or distress. At Celeste Care, we understand these challenges and adapt our care with patience, empathy and understanding, ensuring support evolves alongside each person’s changing needs while always preserving dignity and respect.
Every individual is unique, and our care reflects this. Before support begins, we take time to understand each person’s life story, family relationships, daily routines, cultural and religious preferences, hobbies, communication style, favourite foods and activities, as well as their personal goals and aspirations. By focusing on the individual rather than the diagnosis, we create highly personalised care plans that encourage independence, confidence, emotional wellbeing and a sense of familiarity.
Our flexible Dementia Care service provides comprehensive support tailored to each individual’s needs. This may include respectful assistance with washing, bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, oral hygiene and mobility, all delivered with dignity and sensitivity. We also provide medication reminders and assistance in accordance with agreed care plans, monitor changes in wellbeing and communicate any concerns to healthcare professionals. Our carers prepare nutritious meals, encourage hydration, respect dietary preferences, maintain familiar mealtime routines and monitor changes in appetite, while also providing meaningful companionship through conversation, cognitive stimulation, shared hobbies, emotional reassurance and gentle encouragement. In addition, we assist with light housekeeping, laundry, changing bed linen, shopping, organising the home and maintaining a safe, comfortable living environment.
Some individuals living with dementia may experience behaviours that reflect confusion, distress or unmet needs rather than intentional actions. Our carers respond with patience, empathy and reassurance by using positive communication techniques, identifying potential triggers, supporting familiar routines, gently redirecting attention where appropriate and creating calm, reassuring environments. Our approach is always centred on understanding the individual behind the behaviour, promoting comfort, dignity and emotional wellbeing rather than simply managing symptoms.
Living with dementia does not mean giving up independence. We encourage individuals to continue following familiar daily routines, participate in household activities, make choices about their care, maintain hobbies and interests, stay connected with family and their local community, and retain confidence in everyday life. Our support is carefully balanced to maximise independence while ensuring safety, helping each individual remain as active and engaged as possible.
Dementia affects the whole family, and we believe relatives and loved ones should feel supported throughout the care journey. We work closely with families by providing regular updates, involving them in care planning, offering practical guidance, supporting family carers, maintaining open communication and reviewing care plans as needs change. Our goal is to provide reassurance and confidence that every individual is receiving compassionate, professional and person-centred care.We work collaboratively with families, friends, social workers, community organisations, healthcare professionals, local authorities and voluntary groups to ensure our Companionship Care service complements wider care and support arrangements. By maintaining strong communication and effective partnerships, we help individuals remain connected, supported and actively involved in their communities.
To ensure joined-up, high-quality care, we work collaboratively with GPs, community nurses, memory assessment services, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech and language therapists, social workers, hospital discharge teams and local authorities. By maintaining strong partnerships with healthcare professionals, we help ensure every individual receives coordinated, safe and responsive support that reflects their changing needs.
Remaining in familiar surroundings can provide significant benefits for people living with dementia. Home offers comfort, stability and reassurance while reducing confusion and anxiety, preserving established routines and maintaining close connections with family, neighbours and the local community. Our one-to-one home care is flexible and adapts as needs change, enabling individuals to continue living safely and independently in an environment they know and trust.
Families choose Celeste Care because we combine specialist dementia knowledge with genuine compassion and personalised support. Our highly trained carers deliver tailored care plans, consistent one-to-one care, flexible home care packages, regular reviews and clear communication with families, while always respecting dignity, individuality and personal choice. Our mission is to help people live well with dementia by promoting independence, enhancing quality of life and providing reassurance at every stage of the journey.
Dementia Care provides specialist support for individuals living with dementia, helping them manage daily activities, remain safe and maintain independence in their own home.
Yes. Many people with dementia can continue living safely at home with the right care, support and regular reviews to meet their changing needs.
Every care plan is tailored to the individual’s history, preferences, routines, health needs and goals, ensuring truly person-centred support.
Yes. We work closely with families, providing updates, involving them in care planning and offering reassurance throughout the care journey.
Absolutely. Dementia Care is often provided alongside Personal Care, Medication Support, Live-in Care, Overnight Care, Meal Preparation and Companionship.
Dementia Care is often provided alongside Alzheimer’s Care, Personal Care, Live-in Care, Overnight Care, Medication Support, Meal Preparation & Nutrition Support, Companionship Care and Hospital Discharge Care, creating a fully integrated care package that supports individuals and their families throughout every stage of the dementia journey.
At Celeste Care, we believe a dementia diagnosis should never define a person’s life. With compassionate support, familiar routines and personalised care, individuals can continue to enjoy meaningful relationships, maintain their independence and experience the comfort and security of home. Our specialist Dementia Care service is built on respect, understanding and genuine compassion, helping people live with dignity while giving families the confidence and reassurance they deserve. Whether you require occasional visits, daily support or comprehensive live-in care, our experienced team is here to provide the care and guidance you need.