Professional home care for dementia patients

Supporting dementia patients with qualified home care

Elderly suffering from dementia need constant bespoke care. We understand the ever-changing nature of this condition. The unique combination of empathetic approach and specialized knowledge make our carers equipped to take on everyday challenges. The needs of your family member will be more than catered for with in home care for dementia patients.

Caring for dementia patients at home

Dementia diagnosis often fills family members with dread and anxiety. They start to notice the behavioural changes and with that comes some safety concerns. Letting the Elderly loved one live in the house by themselves is no longer a viable option. However, you don’t have to strip away that thin layer of familiarity – thanks to our dementia live in care services senior family member can continue to live fulfilling and independent life at home.

Studies have shown that dementia home care has many benefits on mental state and well-being of seniors. A daily, planned schedule is crucial. Permanent housing conditions and the presence of familiar, kind person allow the senior to develop a healthy mental balance.

Our carers are trained in dementia elderly care, which means they are ready to deal with anger and confusion that your loved one may experience. With Veritas Care you will leave your loved one in good hands.

Main tasks of a dementia carer:

Companionship and reassurance
Supporting personal care
Help in retaining dignity and independence
Assistance with medicine
Taking care of household chores

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How does it work?

Veritas Care operates as introductory agency – we outsource self-employed caregivers to work for our clients as independent contractors. It means you don’t have to pay additional care agency fee, but still have the opportunity to get a carer perfectly suited to the needs of your senior family member.

Providing the highest quality of care is our mission, and we can achieve that by introducing trained professionals. The sense of security and safety will enable your elderly loved one to continue living life to the fullest despite the health decline.

Not working according to traditional ‘agency managed model’ allow us to introduce affordable prices of live-in care. Our outsourced caregivers are fully insured, DBS-checked and can provide long-term condition led support.

Cost of live in care

The cost of home care is a main factor in deciding on the kind of care service we want to get. The common misconception is the high price of bespoke 24-hour live-in care. Veritas Care aims to prove it is simply not the case. We pride ourselves in minimizing the cost of personal home support without compromising the quality.

The cost of live in care with Veritas Care start at £623 per week of ongoing support for a single person – 40% lower than average care rates in the UK.

Well-being of your family members is regarded as the most important. Fully trained carer will be always by their side, ready to provide help and companionship. It is a small price to pay for independence, dignity and security.

Home care assessment

Completing home care assessment is the first step towards getting a trained home carer. By providing the most important details about a patient, we can give you a precise quote. It also serves a purpose in evaluating how much support your elderly loved one needs in everyday life.

Veritas Care clients only pay for what they need – the cost of care will rise according to the level of support senior requires. With constant help your elderly loved one will feel safe. Staying in the familiar surroundings of their dear home has many advantages and positive effects both on well-being and overall physical health. Leave your family member in good hands!

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