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We’re here to provide the right support at the right time, whether you need occasional visits or 24-hour live-in care.
Blueheart Care offers compassionate, specialist dementia care for adults in London and surrounding areas. Our trained carers support people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia to remain safe, comfortable, and as independent as possible in their own homes.
From memory prompts and routine support to personal care and companionship, our dementia care packages are tailored to each person’s abilities, preferences, and stage of condition.
At Blueheart Care, our approach focuses on:
Maintaining familiarity, routine, and independence for as long as possible.
Supporting memory, communication, and daily living tasks.
Reducing confusion, anxiety, and risk while promoting wellbeing.
Working closely with families to provide reassurance and practical help.
Our carers are trained to understand how dementia affects thinking, behaviour, and daily life, and to respond with patience, empathy, and skill. At Blueheart Care, we follow a person-centred approach that recognises each individual as more than their diagnosis.
We provide flexible, person-centred dementia care that can be adapted as needs change over time.
Our carers help with: Gentle reminders about time, date, and daily routines. Support with orientation using clocks, calendars, and familiar objects. Encouraging use of memory aids and strategies.
We can assist with: Prompting and supporting medication administration as prescribed. Observing and reporting changes in mood, behaviour, or physical health. Liaising with family, GPs, and other professionals as agreed.
We provide respectful assistance with: Washing, bathing, dressing, and grooming. Toileting and continence care. Mobility and safe moving around the home. Night-time routines and sleep support.
People with dementia often benefit from predictable routines and engaging activities. Our carers support: Consistent daily schedules for waking, meals, and rest. Meaningful activities such as hobbies, music, reading, or gentle exercise.
Companionship is a core part of our dementia care, including: Friendly, patient conversation and active listening. Reassurance during periods of confusion or distress. Support for people who feel anxious, low, or isolated. Encouragement to stay connected with family and friends.
We understand that dementia affects the whole family. Our team can: Explain how dementia may progress and what to expect. Share practical tips for communication and daily care. Provide respite so family carers can rest and recharge. Work collaboratively with families.
