Dementia Care at High Broom Care Home

Understanding dementia

Dementia is a term used to describe a group of symptoms that affect memory, thinking, communication and the ability to carry out everyday tasks. It is most commonly associated with conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and Vascular dementia.

For families, seeing a loved one experience these changes can be challenging and emotional. At High Broom Care Home, we understand the importance of providing compassionate, person-centred dementia care that supports residents while helping them maintain dignity, independence and quality of life.

Our Approach to Dementia Care

Our dementia care is built around understanding each individual resident. Every person’s experience with dementia is different, which is why our care plans are tailored to their personal history, preferences and needs.

Our approach focuses on:

Person-centred care

We take time to learn about each resident’s life story, hobbies and interests to ensure their care feels familiar and comforting.

A calm and safe environment

High Broom Care Home provides a secure and supportive setting designed to reduce confusion and anxiety for residents living with dementia.

Experienced and compassionate staff

Our trained care team understands the unique challenges dementia can bring and provides support with patience, kindness and respect.

Meaningful daily activities

Engaging activities such as music, reminiscence therapy, gentle exercise and creative sessions help residents stay stimulated and connected.

Supporting Families

We recognise that dementia affects the whole family. Our team works closely with relatives to keep them informed and involved in their loved one’s care. Families are always welcome to visit, spend time together and participate in activities and events at the home. We are here not only for our residents but also to provide reassurance and guidance to those who care about them.