Life-story assessment
We learn the person, history, preferences, triggers and comforts, not just the diagnosis.
Dementia Care
Specialist Care at Home
Familiar faces. Familiar places.
For someone living with dementia, home is more than comfortable, it is the scaffolding of memory itself. Flexecare's dementia care keeps life recognisable: the same small team of care staff, the same routines, the same kitchen where the tea has always been made.
Our Care Manager brings 14+ years of specialist experience with dementia and cognitive impairments, and every care staff member receives dementia-specific training that goes far beyond the basics.
What’s included
What this service covers
Support that adapts as dementia progresses, without changing the faces around you.
- Consistent, small care teams to reduce confusion
- Routine-led personal care and mealtimes
- Meaningful activity, memory prompts and conversation
- Medication support and health monitoring
- Safety checks around the home
- Support through sundowning and disturbed nights
- Guidance and honest communication for families
Yes, you can have specialist dementia care in your own home. Familiar surroundings often reduce distress and help people live well with dementia for longer.
Who it’s for
Care that grows as needs change
We support people at every stage, from early memory loss where a companionship visit keeps the week structured, to advanced dementia needing full personal care, night support or live-in care.
We support families just as deliberately: honest updates, practical coaching for visits, and respite that lets you be a daughter or husband again, not just a care staff member.
How it works
Beginning dementia care well
Small team introduction
A handful of consistent care staff, introduced gradually and properly.
Adapt, gently
Reviews track what is changing and adjust support without upheaval.
Common questions
Dementia Care FAQs
Can’t find your answer? Call us on 01772 369045 or browse the full FAQ library.
Every situation differs, but familiar surroundings typically reduce disorientation and distress, and one-to-one support beats shared ratios. Many families use home care successfully through to late-stage dementia with night or live-in support.
Patiently and skilfully. Consistent care staff, the right approach at the right moment, and never force. Techniques from dementia training, and knowing the person's life story, resolve most refusals over time.
Yes. Families deserve straight answers. When we think the package needs to step up, or a different service would serve better, we say so and help you plan.
Ready to talk about care?
Speak to our Preston team about support at home, from 30-minute visits to full live-in care. Your assessment is free, friendly and carries no obligation.