Dementia Care Briarcare | Sudbury, Stowmarket & Bury St Edmunds

When your loved one’s are suffering from dementia, there is help at hand.

Dementia can be a very isolating illness, often leading to frustration for both the sufferer and the family carer. Briarcare understand this and offer quality home care to support you and your loved one.

HOME VISITS

Supporting independent living and ageing with dignity is at the heart of our services. Visiting older people in their own homes from 30 mins a week to several times a day.

DEMENTIA CARE

Are you struggling to support a loved one at home with Dementia? We can give you peace of mind, providing specialist home care and support from our highly trained and experienced staff. This could be planned as a regular service or on a short term ad-hoc agreement.

PALLIATIVE CARE

We can help support your loved one through a distressing terminal illness. Let us provide specialist support with the day-to-day things so your family can make the most of your time together.

RESPITE CARE

Do you look after a family member to keep them independent in their own home? Sometimes you will need our support too. We offer respite home care so that you can take a break knowing your loved ones are in good hands. It could be as little as an hour a week so that a loved one can pop out to do some shopping, meet up with friends, etc

HOSPITAL DISCHARGE

Are you needing to organise some home care support so that your relative can be discharged from hospital? Our flexible service can meet your needs and we can provide care to coincide with hospital discharge dates and times.

The majority of elderly people suffering with dementia will prefer to remain in their own home.

Filled with warm memories and brimming with happy nostalgia from years gone by, the home is a safe place that’s free from threats and distressing distractions. If you are looking for a high level of support without the typical restrictions of a hospital or care home, we would highly recommend choosing visiting care to support living independently at home. Within our weekly routine we often take customers out for a walk, coffee, shopping or even socialising to help stimulation and increase the quality of life.

Supporting the person and not their condition

Our home care workers support the individual not their condition. We take time to explore their lifetime of experiences and then tailor their home care to meet their individual needs. We focus on what they can do or enjoy doing rather than what they can no longer achieve.

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