Deciding to seek support for an elderly parent at home can be a difficult decision. This can be even harder for someone with Dementia. However, it’s essential for both you and the person you care for to receive the support you need.
If you are concerned about elderly parents with dementia, a care agency like Papillon can provide crucial assistance, ensuring your parents receive the necessary care.
As a first step in arranging care at home, a member of our team will visit you and your parents to assess their needs.
Papillon Home Care can help with:
- Personal Care: carers can assist with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and eating, ensuring your parents’ needs are met.
- Home Support: Carers can help with tasks like cleaning, cooking, and laundry, making it easier for your parents to maintain a comfortable and safe home environment.
- Social Activities: Carers offer companionship and organise activities to help combat isolation and stimulate cognitive function.
- Respite Care: Papillon Home Care can provide temporary Care, allowing you to take a break and recharge, which is crucial for preventing caregiver burnout.
Our pop-in service ensures that clients remain safe and receive regular check-ins to identify any changes in their health. We can customize care packages to suit individual needs, starting with just a few visits per week and adjusting as requirements change.
Our team will make sure clients are eating regularly, that their homes are safe and clean, and that we monitor any decline in their health. It is essential to ensure your loved ones are safe and well cared for.
At Papillon Home Care, we strive to provide you with peace of mind. Contact our team today to learn how we can help your loved ones stay safe and happy at home.
If you’re worried about your elderly parents with dementia, it’s important to seek support and guidance for both yourself and your parents.
- Encourage your parents to see a doctor: A medical evaluation can help determine the cause and stage of their dementia and rule out other potential issues.
- Consider a specialist: If your parents are diagnosed with dementia, seek guidance from a specialist nurse or advisor from a dementia charity like Dementia UK or the Alzheimer’s Society.
- Dementia UK Admiral Nurse Dementia Helpline: 0800 888 6678 or email: helpline@dementiauk.org
- Alzheimer’s Society’s dementia support line: 0333 150 3456
For more information, call our team at 01303 255785, email us at hello@papillonhomecare.com, or visit our care services page for additional details about our care-at-home services.
