Dementia Care

Dementia patients may require care as soon as their condition begins to interfere with daily tasks, such as managing medication, preparing meals, or maintaining personal hygiene. As dementia progresses, the need for professional care typically becomes more pronounced. At Lakeside Watermead Care Home, we provide care at all stages of dementia, offering tailored support to meet changing needs. Early intervention with specialised care can improve quality of life and help slow cognitive decline.

While it is possible to care for someone with dementia at home, it can be physically and emotionally demanding. Caring for a loved one with dementia often requires a strong support network, flexible resources, and, in later stages, specialised medical knowledge. Lakeside Watermead Care Home offers a secure environment with skilled staff who are trained to provide round-the-clock dementia care, ensuring that residents receive the attention, stimulation, and safety they need while allowing family members peace of mind.

Deciding when to move a loved one with dementia into a care home is deeply personal and varies depending on the individual’s needs. Signs that it may be time to consider a dementia care home include increased confusion, wandering, aggression, or difficulties managing daily tasks. Lakeside Watermead Care Home provides specialised dementia care services in a secure environment, designed to ensure residents’ safety and well-being while offering family members support during this transition. We work closely with families to create a smooth transition, offering peace of mind that their loved one is receiving the highest quality care.