Dementia Care at Home

Specialised Dementia Care at Home

Caring for a loved one with dementia requires specialised knowledge, patience, and understanding. At Rehoboth Haven, we provide expert dementia and Alzheimer's care in your own home, focusing on maintaining dignity, promoting independence, and enhancing quality of life in familiar surroundings.

Our Specialised Approach

Our dementia care program is built on evidence-based practices and person-centred care principles. We understand that each person's journey with dementia is unique, and we tailor our approach to meet individual needs, preferences, and abilities. Being in your own home provides familiarity and comfort that can help reduce anxiety and confusion associated with dementia.

Specialized Staff Training

All our care team members receive comprehensive dementia care training, including:

• Dementia awareness and understanding
• Communication techniques for dementia care
• Behavior management and de-escalation
• Person-centered care planning
• Ongoing professional development

Safety & Routine at Home

We work with you and your family to create a safe, supportive home environment that includes:

• Safety assessments and recommendations for home modifications
• Consistent routines that provide structure and reduce confusion
• Familiar surroundings that provide comfort and reduce anxiety
• Supervision and support to prevent wandering and ensure safety

Cognitive Stimulation & Activities

We provide cognitive stimulation activities in your home, designed to support cognitive function, maintain skills, and provide enjoyment:

• Reminiscence therapy using photos, music, and familiar objects
• Music and art activities tailored to interests
• Gentle exercise and movement activities
• Engagement with familiar hobbies and interests
• Support for family involvement and maintaining family connections

Family Support & Education

We understand that dementia affects the whole family. We provide ongoing support, education, and regular communication to help families understand their loved one's condition and how best to support them.