Specialist Live-in Dementia Care

Dementia is not a single disease — it's an umbrella term for a range of conditions that affect the brain, including Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and frontotemporal dementia. Each type affects people differently, and each person's experience of dementia is unique.

Live-in dementia care allows your loved one to remain in the home they know, surrounded by familiar objects, routines, and memories. For people with dementia, familiarity is incredibly important — moving to an unfamiliar environment like a care home can accelerate confusion and distress.

Our specialist dementia carers are trained in the latest evidence-based approaches to dementia care. They understand how to communicate effectively, manage challenging behaviours with patience and empathy, and create structured daily routines that reduce anxiety and confusion.

Our carers have experience supporting people with all types and stages of dementia, including:

• Alzheimer's disease — the most common form, causing gradual memory loss, confusion, and changes in behaviour
• Vascular dementia — caused by reduced blood flow to the brain, often following a stroke
• Lewy body dementia — causing visual hallucinations, movement problems, and fluctuating alertness
• Frontotemporal dementia — affecting personality, behaviour, and language, often at a younger age
• Mixed dementia — a combination of two or more types

Whatever the diagnosis, our approach is always person-centred. We get to know the individual behind the condition — their life story, preferences, fears, and joys — and use this understanding to deliver care that truly makes a difference.

Live-in dementia care typically costs from £1,450 per week for our specialist plan, which includes access to our 24-hour care line and carers with specific dementia training and experience.

This may seem significant, but it's important to consider that the average care home specialising in dementia care charges £1,300–£1,600 per week — and that's for shared facilities and shared staff attention. With live-in care, your loved one gets one-to-one support in their own home.

There are also funding options that can help with the cost. NHS Continuing Healthcare, local authority funding, Attendance Allowance, and other benefits may be available. Our team can help you explore these options.