Dementia Care at Home in Nottingham South
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Navigating Dementia Together
- Rated ‘Outstanding’ by the Care Quality Commission
- Dementia support tailored to what matters to you
- A strong focus on wellbeing and quality of life
- Proven advice, guidance, and ongoing family support
Our dementia care in Nottingham is centred around open and compassionate assistance for those living with dementia and their families.
We understand that dementia can bring uncertainty, however you are not alone. Right at Home Nottingham is dedicated to helping you feel informed, reassured, and able to continue living life on your own terms, easing fear and anxiety.
We begin with a free, no-obligation assessment, taking the time to understand your personal circumstances, values, and goals. This allows us to create support that encourages cognitive health, emotional wellbeing, and day-to-day confidence; while helping you remain connected to the people, routines, and places that matter most.
Tailored Dementia Care in Nottingham: What We Offer
Our Dementia Support Programme is designed to help people continue living well at home as needs change over time. You will be supported by consistent, familiar Care Assistants who build trusted relationships and take the time to understand your preferences, routines, and what helps you feel comfortable and confident each day.
Support may include personal daily support, medication assistance, meal preparation, social activities, and dementia-focused activities that encourage good cognitive health, engagement, and independence. We also offer respite for family members who may require time to recharge their batteries, while continuing to support the person diagnosed in ways that feel familiar and reassuring to them.
Our dementia support also includes:
- Proven support with connections to trusted local community services.
- One-to-one and group support options sessions.
As founding members of the RDAN (Rushcliffe Dementia Action Network), where appropriate, we can help our Clients stay connected in their community in Nottingham through visits to local groups or outings to familiar places such as Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, ‘Forget Me Notts’ or St Paul’s dementia community hub.
We are proud to be an official partner of REDS (Rushcliffe Early/Young-Onset Support). This is an award-winning community group that provides people living with early/young-onset dementia and their families in Rushcliffe with connection, support, and a meaningful opportunity to create friendships with like-minded people in Nottingham.
We also deliver free awareness sessions for families that want to learn more across the area, helping more people understand the experience of living with dementia and connect with wider trusted local support services.
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How Much Care Do You Need?
At Right at Home, care is never just about tasks — it’s about the moments that make life meaningful.
We design every Care & Support Plan around your choices and routines, so you can stay connected to the people and places you love. Whether you need short-term help or ongoing care, our role is to protect your independence, nurture your wellbeing and bring comfort to those who matter most to you.
Why Choose Right at Home Nottingham South?
Outstanding-Rated Provider
We’re fully regulated and rated Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission to provide exceptional care.
Free Homecare Assessments
A no-obligation assessment to understand your needs and shape the right care plan for you.
High-Quality Standards
We’re committed to delivering safe, effective and compassionate care.
Person-Centred Approach
We treat you as an individual, with dignity and respect at the core.
Continuity of Care
We aim to ensure you always see a familiar face who knows you well.
Family-Run
A family-led approach that values relationships, trust, and genuine care for the people we support.
Tailored Care Plans
We create personalised plans that align with your goals and needs.
Digital Health Checks
Smart, secure technology that helps monitor wellbeing and keep families informed and reassured.
Book a Free Homecare Assessment
Our no-obligation assessment to determine the best Care & Support Plan for you.
What Our Clients Say
Who Will Be My Carer?
Choosing domiciliary care is about more than practical support — it’s about welcoming someone into your home and your life. We take time to pair you with a Carer who feels like the right fit. They’ll respect your routines, understand your needs, and support you to keep living the life you love.
Our Carers are carefully chosen for their warmth, empathy, and dedication. Here’s what sets them apart:
- Expertly trained, genuinely caring – Every Carer completes in-depth training to support you safely and confidently, and it’s their kindness that makes the difference.
- Care rooted in the community – Because we know Nottingham well, we offer support that feels local and personal.
- Consistency that builds trust – We do all we can to ensure you’re supported by familiar faces, so reassuring routines can grow.
- A passion for making a difference – Our Carers love what they do, and it shows in the respect and companionship they bring.
With the right Carer by your side, you’ll feel supported not just to stay safe, but to stay yourself.
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How to Get Started with Right at Home
We know choosing a care provider is a big step in your care journey — but it doesn’t need to be a difficult one. We are here to support and guide you through every stage.
Get in Touch
Speak to a friendly local care expert who will listen to your concerns and talk you through the options.
Homecare Assessment
We’ll carry out an in-home consultation so we can really get to know you and what is important to you.
Start Your Care & Support Plan
We’ll begin support at a level that’s right for you, with the flexibility to adapt as your needs evolve. Plans are reviewed regularly, so you’re always getting the best care possible.
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Which Homecare Services Are Right for You?
Everyone’s care and support journey is unique to them. At Right at Home, we’re here to guide you into finding the right path, bespoke to you and your needs.
Elderly Care
Support that helps older people live well at home.
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Companionship & Support
Friendly, meaningful companionship to promote social wellness.
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Dementia Care
Specialist care that brings calm and structure at home.
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Personal Care
Dignified help with daily personal routines.
Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
How much does dementia care cost in Nottingham South?
Costs vary depending on the level of care needed. We offer tailored plans and a free assessment to help you understand the most suitable and cost-effective option.
Some families may be eligible for financial support from Nottingham City Council or their local authority. Funding can vary depending on circumstances, so we’re happy to talk you through the options and signpost you to relevant assessments or benefits that may help cover the cost of care.
Do dementia patients do better at home?
Being in familiar surroundings can make a huge difference for someone living with dementia. A consistent routine and trusted faces help reduce confusion and distress. At Right at Home, our Carers build meaningful relationships with each Client, supporting them to feel calm, comfortable, and connected to their everyday life.
When is full-time dementia care needed?
There is no specific stage, as everyone experiences dementia differently. But full-time at-home dementia support can provide peace of mind whenever care becomes unmanageable. We can incorporate this into a live-in or 24-hour homecare plan.
Is dementia homecare safe and reliable?
Yes. Our Carers are thoroughly vetted and specially trained in dementia care. We are also proud to be highly-rated and fully-regulated by CQC.
Can someone with dementia live alone?
In the early stages, many people with dementia can continue living independently, especially with support from family and friends. As symptoms progress, daily tasks may become more challenging. Professional home care – including live-in care – can help ensure safety, comfort, and companionship, allowing the person to remain in the home they know and love for as long as possible.
What are the symptoms of dementia?
Dementia can affect people in a variety of ways, but common signs often include:
- Forgetfulness and memory lapses
- Slower thinking or difficulty processing information
- Struggles with language
- Problems with comprehension
- Poor judgment
- Mood shifts
- Physical coordination issues
- Difficulty with everyday tasks
- Loss of interest in hobbies
- Personality changes
- Hallucinations
As the condition progresses, planning, organising, and maintaining independence can become increasingly difficult. Most people will eventually need regular support from family, friends, or professional Carers.
How is dementia diagnosed?
Dementia is usually diagnosed through a combination of medical history checks, cognitive tests and sometimes brain scans. Your GP will want to rule out other possible causes for symptoms like memory loss or confusion, such as infections or vitamin deficiencies. If needed, they may refer you to a specialist, like a neurologist or geriatrician, who will carry out more detailed assessments.
What is dementia care?
Dementia care supports people living with dementia or Alzheimer’s in the comfort of familiar surroundings. Our team delivers trusted, compassionate support that helps Clients stay independent for as long as possible.
Together, we build care plans that support:
- Medical Needs: Including medication support, health monitoring, and liaison with healthcare providers
- Daily Living: Personal care, nutrition, household tasks, and engaging routines
- Overall Wellbeing: Cognitive stimulation, emotional support, and meaningful companionship
This integrated approach ensures care is safe, consistent, and delivered with genuine compassion.
What is dementia?
Dementia is a collective term for a group of progressive conditions that affect how the brain works.
Each type of dementia damages brain cells in particular areas, which can impact a person’s ability to remember, think clearly, and communicate.
When doctors talk about “dementia,” they are usually referring to a set of symptoms – including memory loss, confusion, and difficulties with speech or understanding – that gradually worsen over time.
While dementia can develop at any age, it is most common in people over 65.
Talk to Us
Want to talk to us about your homecare options?
We’re here to help you live independently and safely at home, with the right level of support at every stage. If you or a loved one could do with support to enjoy life on your terms, please speak to one of our friendly team today.
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