Alzheimer & Dementia patient care

Dementia is a complex condition characterized by a decline in cognitive abilities that interfere with daily life. It is not a specific disease but rather a group of symptoms associated with a decline in memory, thinking skills, communication abilities, and the ability to perform everyday tasks independently. Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia, accounting for 60-80% of cases, but other types include vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, frontotemporal dementia, and mixed dementia.

Service Details

At Dua Elder Care Homes, we approach the challenge of dementia with a holistic and person-centered care philosophy. Our goal is to provide compassionate support and tailored interventions that enhance the quality of life for residents living with dementia. Here is how we tackle dementia at Dua Elder Care Homes:

Coverages

1. Specialized Care Plans:

Each resident with dementia receives a personalized care plan that addresses their specific needs, preferences, and stage of the disease. Our team of trained caregivers and healthcare professionals ensures that these plans are regularly updated to meet evolving needs.

2. Comprehensive Medical Support:

We provide 24/7 medical supervision and support to manage symptoms and address any medical complications that may arise. This includes medication management, monitoring of vital signs, and coordination with healthcare providers for specialized treatments.

3. Memory Care Programs:

Dua Elder Care Homes offers specialized memory care programs designed to stimulate cognitive function and memory retention. Activities such as reminiscence therapy, cognitive exercises, and sensory stimulation are integrated into daily routines to promote mental engagement and well-being.

4. Safe and Supportive Environment:

Our facilities are designed to be safe, comfortable, and supportive for residents with dementia. We prioritize safety features such as secure doors and familiar, easy-to-navigate surroundings to reduce confusion and anxiety.

5. Emotional and Behavioural Support:

Residents receive emotional support from our trained staff who understand the behavioural changes associated with dementia. We use compassionate communication techniques and provide reassurance to help residents feel calm and understood.

6. Nutritional Care:

Proper nutrition is essential for overall health and well-being. Our chefs prepare nutritious meals that cater to dietary preferences and specific nutritional needs, ensuring residents receive adequate nourishment.

7. Family and Caregiver Involvement:

We recognize the importance of involving families and caregivers in the care planning process. Regular communication, support groups, and educational resources are available to help families understand and cope with the challenges of dementia.

8. Continuous Training and Education:

Our staff undergoes regular training in dementia care best practices, including the latest advancements in treatment and management. This ensures that we provide high-quality care based on current research and guidelines.

9. Community and Engagement:

Social interaction and meaningful activities are encouraged to promote a sense of purpose and enjoyment for residents. We organize social events, outings, and recreational therapies tailored to individual interests and capabilities.

10. Respect for Individuality and Dignity:

Above all, we uphold a philosophy of respect for the individuality and dignity of each resident. We strive to fully preserve their autonomy and independence possible, while providing necessary support and care.