Taking care of a person who has dementia can be very stressful. You, the caregiver, may experience sadness and frustration as you watch your loved one lose the ability to recognise familiar faces and form new memories. Keeping your loved one safe as their dementia worsens is one of the many practical challenges you may face. Being a caretaker of someone with dementia at home, you must ensure your house is secure. Lock up the medicines and any other potential dangers like the kitchen knives. You may want to install extra locks to keep people in and night lights to keep them from getting lost.

It is very important that dementia patients need to know they can count on getting help when they need it. Our caregivers have years of experience helping those with dementia remain self-sufficient. We, Care Recruitment Agency, do this by working with care homes to find out what each service user needs and then making a plan to help them have a better quality of life even though they have dementia.