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Hollborn Care Services

Person-Centred Dementia Care With Compassion and Understanding

Our Dementia Care service is shaped around the individual, taking account of routines, communication needs, preferences, abilities and wellbeing while providing respectful, reassuring support.

Hollborn Care Services

Care that sees the person

We focus on the individual behind the diagnosis, supporting familiar routines, meaningful relationships, communication and everyday wellbeing.

Dementia care

Support shaped around the person

Living with dementia can affect people in different ways. Our approach recognises individual abilities, preferences, communication styles and routines, providing support that is respectful, consistent and personal.

Dementia care

Hollborn Care Services provides person-centred dementia support designed to help individuals live with dignity, comfort and as much independence as possible.

  • Care shaped around individual routines
  • Respect for preferences and personal choices
  • Communication adapted to individual needs
  • Focus on comfort, confidence and wellbeing

What our service may include

Our dementia care can include practical, personal and emotional support. We aim to create familiar, reassuring routines while encouraging individuals to remain involved in everyday decisions and activities.

  • Support with everyday personal routines
  • Companionship and meaningful interaction
  • Support with familiar activities and routines
  • Encouragement of independence and abilities
WHAT dementia care CAN INCLUDE

Care that supports familiarity, dignity and wellbeing

Our dementia care approach considers the whole person and aims to provide a calm, respectful and supportive experience for the individual and those close to them.

Person-Centred Care

Support is based on the individual's history, preferences, abilities, routines and personal needs.

Familiar Routines

Consistent and familiar routines can provide reassurance and help make everyday activities easier to navigate.

Communication Support

Communication is adapted to the person's abilities, preferences and changing needs.

Meaningful Activities

Encouragement to take part in familiar and enjoyable activities that support connection and wellbeing.

Family & Social Connection

Support can encourage meaningful relationships and continued connection with family, friends and community.

Emotional Wellbeing

Providing reassurance, companionship and compassionate support to promote confidence and emotional wellbeing.

Our Approach

Understanding What Matters to Each Person

We begin by understanding the person, their routines and what matters to them, then shape support around their individual circumstances.

01

Understand

Learn about the person's routines, preferences, abilities, communication and support needs.

02

Discuss

Talk through the individual's circumstances and the type of dementia support required.

03

Plan

Create a personalised support approach centred around familiarity, dignity and wellbeing.

04

Support

Provide ongoing person-centred assistance while adapting to changing needs where appropriate.

Supporting Families

Working Alongside Families and Loved Ones

Dementia can affect the whole family. We aim to work collaboratively with individuals, families and other professionals involved in a person's care.

Through respectful communication and appropriate information sharing, we help keep support consistent, responsive and centred around the individual's needs and wishes.

Where appropriate, we work with families and relevant professionals to review care and adapt support as needs change over time.

Looking for Dementia Care Support?

Speak with Hollborn Care Services about your requirements and discuss how person-centred dementia support could help you or someone you care about.

Service Enquiry

Let's talk about your dementia care needs

Complete the enquiry form with a few details about the support you are looking for. A member of the Hollborn Care Services team can then follow up with you.

  • Person-centred dementia care discussion
  • Support around routines and communication
  • Individual preferences and wellbeing considered
  • Confidential enquiry process