1. Familiar Surroundings

Being at home with familiar furniture, photos, and smells can:

• Help remember things.
• Reduce stress and confusion.
• Keep daily routines like meals and hobbies.

Medical support like medication or mobility help.

2. Personalised Support

Each care plan is made for the person’s needs and preferences, including:

• Medical support like medication or mobility help.
• Favourite foods, music, or routines.
• Plans are updated as needs change.
3. Trained Dementia Carers

Carers are trained to:

• Understand types and stages of dementia.
• Manage behavior changes like agitation or wandering.
• Communicate using words and gestures.
• Provide calm and emotional support.
4. Consistency and Continuity

Having the same carers helps:

• Build trust and familiarity.
• Improve communication.

Care is more than physical help. It also includes:

• Notice small changes in health or behavior.
5. Holistic and Meaningful Care

Care is more than physical help. It also includes:

• Activities like music, art, or reminiscence therapy.
• Social interaction and conversation.
• Supporting hobbies and interests.
6. Safety and Comfort

Carers help make the home safe by:

• Preventing falls.
• Supporting wandering or getting lost.
• Ensuring kitchen and medication safety.
7. Family Support

Families are part of the care team. Carers:

• Involve family in care planning.
• Offer guidance and education.
• Provide emotional support and respite.
8. Core Values

Medicor’s care is based on:

• Empathy: Understanding the person’s experience.
• Respect: Valuing their life and independence.
• Person-centred care: Focusing on the individual, not just the illness.

Domiciliary dementia care helps people stay at home with dignity, comfort, and support. It combines professional care, family involvement, and familiar surroundings to improve quality of life.