What is Domiciliary care? Domiciliary care can be defined as care that is delivered in the comfort of your own home by a trained caregiver. This type of care is also known as home care. The concept of domiciliary care is to ensure that the individual is as comfortable as possible and assist
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What is Dementia and what are the different types of Dementia?
Dementia consists of multiple conditions that roughly affect more than 944,000 individuals in the UK. Affecting 1 in 11 people over the age of 65 in the UK, it is extremely important that we understand what it is, in order to better support our loved ones and vulnerable members of the
Medications that increase the risk of Dementia and worsen its symptoms
What Medications Worsen the Symptoms of Dementia? There are numerous medications that are linked to exacerbating the symptoms of Dementia. These can include: Antidepressants, Antipsychotics, Anti-Parkinsonian drugs and Anticholinergics which have been shown to cause restlessness and other
Sundowning in Dementia
Understanding Sundowning in Dementia: Causes, Symptoms, Strategies for Coping Sundowning refers to an experience commonly observed in individuals with dementia, where their symptoms tend to worsen or become more notable during the late afternoon and evening hours. This condition can be
Dementia and hydration
It is very important for elderly individuals to stay hydrated, especially during the hotter summer days. Hydration in elderly individuals is very important for numerous reasons; it helps maintain the balance of electrolytes, aids in digestion, maintains the blood volume at a normal amount, aids
Dementia Care at Home
Care at home for people living with Dementia Those living with dementia, as well as their families, face a variety of challenges every day. It can be confusing and frightening for the affected person when they are experiencing cognitive and memory issues, while family and friends need to stay
