Dementia Care Built Around the Person, Not Just the Condition
Dementia care at home is specialist support designed around the individual's needs, personality, and daily routine of the person living with dementia. Dementia care at home covers personal care, medication management, meal preparation, companionship, cognitive stimulation, behavioural support, and night-time care. It is suitable for people at every stage of dementia, from early-stage Alzheimer's disease through to late-stage complex dementia requiring full personal care and continuous support.
HTR Care has been providing specialist dementia care across London since 2017, working from Belmont House, Belmont Road, Uxbridge UB8 1HE. All dementia care arrangements are overseen by our Registered Manager, Rajen Jussun, a qualified Registered Nurse in Mental Health and Learning Disability with over 30 years of clinical experience. HTR Care is regulated by the Care Quality Commission and rated Good across all 5 inspection domains.
What is Dementia Care at Home?
Dementia care at home is a specialist form of home care for people living with dementia, Alzheimer's disease, or other forms of cognitive decline, requiring carers trained in how dementia affects memory, behaviour, communication, and daily functioning. With an estimated 982,000 people in the UK living with dementia in 2024, and this figure projected to exceed 1.6 million by 2050, dementia is the most significant long-term care challenge facing London families over the next 25 years.
Remaining in a familiar home environment is clinically proven to reduce confusion and anxiety in people with dementia, with the CQC confirming that engaging in familiar daily routines enhances cognitive function and emotional wellbeing. Professional dementia care at home preserves this advantage while providing specialist support for the person living with dementia, and reduces the burden on the estimated 540,000 unpaid family carers of people with dementia in England.
People living with dementia in the UK are projected to grow from 982,000 today to over 1.6 million by 2050, making specialist dementia care one of the most urgent priorities in home care.
Source: Alzheimer's Society
Three Types of Dementia Care Support
Routine & Daily Living
Person-centred care maintaining the client's established daily routine, personal care, and familiar surroundings to reduce confusion and anxiety.
Behavioural & Emotional Support
Trained management of challenging behaviours, sundowning, and night-time distress using calm, evidence-based approaches.
Cognitive Stimulation & Companionship
Life story activities, reminiscence, meaningful engagement, and consistent social connection built around the individual's interests.
What Dementia Care at Home Includes
Personal Care
Support with washing, dressing, grooming, and continence care. Always delivered gently and respectfully, following your loved one’s normal routine.
Medication Support
Ensuring medication is taken safely and on time, following existing prescriptions and care plans, and coordinating with health professionals if needed.
Meal Preparation and Nutrition
Fresh meals prepared according to dietary needs, preferences, and established eating routines so nothing changes in daily life.
Behavioural Support
Our dementia carers calmly understand, manage, and document distress behaviours to ensure consistent family-informed care.
Cognitive Stimulation and Meaningful Activities
HTR Care uses personalised activities, music, and memories to support dementia wellbeing and connection.
Night-time Care and Sundowning
HTR Care provides calm overnight dementia support for sundowning, wandering, anxiety, and night-time reassurance.
Why Families Choose HTR Care for Dementia Care
CQC Regulated and Trusted
HTR Care is regulated by the Care Quality Commission and rated Good across all inspection domains: Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive, and Well-Led.
Your Loved One Always Comes First
We match carers based on your loved one’s needs, condition, personality, and daily routine, so care feels familiar even when someone new steps in.
Carefully Matched Carers
Every carer is selected based on verified training and experience. If your loved one has dementia, Parkinson’s, or mobility needs, we match someone who already understands that condition.
Introductions Before Care Begins
We always introduce the carer before care starts, so your loved one and family know exactly who is coming into the home. This reduces stress and builds trust from day one.
Fast Support When You Need It
Care at home can be arranged within 24 hours, and sooner in urgent situations. This ensures your loved one is never left without support, even when plans change suddenly.
Arranging Care with HTR Care
We understand that arranging home care can feel overwhelming at first, especially when families are already under pressure. That is why we keep the process simple and supportive from the beginning.
Speak with Our Team
A friendly conversation to understand your situation, answer questions, and talk through the support you may need.
Home Care Assessment
We arrange a care assessment to better understand routines, preferences, daily challenges, and the level of support required.
Begin Your Care
Once everything is agreed, we carefully match you with a suitable carer and begin support in a way that feels comfortable and familiar.
What Families Say About Us
Real stories from the people who matter most; the families we serve every day
Frequently Asked Questions About Dementia Care
What does dementia care at home include?
Is dementia care at home better than a dementia care home?
When should I arrange professional dementia care at home?
How do I arrange dementia care for a parent who refuses help?
What is sundowning and how is it managed at home?
Can dementia care at home be funded by the NHS?
What types of dementia does HTR Care support?
Send Us a Message
We aim to respond to all enquiries within 2 business hours.
Phone
020 3004 8402Email Us
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