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Can someone have more than one type of dementia?

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Yes. Mixed dementia occurs when two or more types are present, often Alzheimer’s combined with vascular dementia. Symptoms can overlap, requiring personalised care and monitoring to manage the individual’s daily needs effectively.

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Types of Dementia

Dementia
There are many different types of dementia, but some occur much more than others. Dementia is a term used to describe a range of different conditions that affect the brain. In fact, dementia isn’t a condition in its own right and is used as an umbrella term to describe a group of symptoms that are caused by a diagnosed health condition, such as Lewy body dementia or Alzheimer’s.
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Balancing work and caring when someone is nearing the end of life

End of Life
Balancing work and caring when someone is nearing the end of life can feel emotionally and practically overwhelming. Our guide shares realistic tips, planning ideas, and home care options to ease pressure, protect wellbeing, and keep your loved one comfortable. Contact us to talk through support at home.
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Duty of Candour Policy and Procedure

Policies & Procedures
We are committed to providing high-quality, safe, and compassionate care to all our service users. However, we recognise that despite best efforts, things can sometimes go wrong. When this happens, we have a legal and moral responsibility to be open and honest with service users, their families, and representatives.
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Understanding the difference between palliative care and end-of-life care at home

Palliative
Learn the difference between palliative care and end-of-life care at home, what each means in practice, and how we can support comfort, dignity, and family peace of mind. Contact us to talk through care options tailored to your loved one’s needs.
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Cancer Care

Care for Medical Conditions
Home-based cancer care offers practical help, emotional support and gentle companionship so you can focus on treatment and time with loved ones in familiar surroundings. Our flexible domiciliary care adapts as needs change, from personal care to medication prompts and household tasks. Talk to us today about tailored cancer support in your own home.
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Prevention of Falls and Injury Policy and Procedure

Policies & Procedures
We are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our service users by minimising the risk of falls and injuries in their homes. Falls can have a significant impact on a person’s health, confidence, and independence, and we recognise the importance of proactive prevention to enhance quality of life.
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Coping Emotionally with a New Cancer Diagnosis at Home

Cancer
Coping emotionally with a new cancer diagnosis at home can feel overwhelming, but practical support makes a real difference. We provide compassionate home care that helps with routines, reassurance, and everyday tasks. Contact us to discuss tailored cancer care at home for you or your loved one.
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Dementia & Day to Day Living

Dementia
Dementia affects daily life in many different ways, including cognition, memory, communication, and behaviour. Understanding these changes can help families adapt routines and environments to support comfort, stability, and wellbeing.
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Talking About Advanced Cancer and Future Wishes at Home

Cancer
Learn how to approach talking about advanced cancer and future wishes at home with practical guidance, emotional support, and personalised care ideas. We help families create comfort, clarity, and dignity at home - contact us to discuss the right support for your loved one.
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Bowel Cancer Care

Care for Medical Conditions
Bowel cancer care at home focuses on comfort, dignity and independence while you receive specialist medical treatment. Our flexible domiciliary support can include personal care, bowel and stoma help, meal preparation, mobility support and companionship, tailored around your routine. If you or a loved one needs bowel cancer care at home, contact our good people today to discuss how we can help.
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Dementia Care

Care for Medical Conditions
Dementia care at home helps you or your loved one stay safe, comfortable, and independent in familiar surroundings. We provide specialist support with daily routines, personal care, and companionship, all tailored to your needs and interests.
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End of Life Care

Care for Medical Conditions
Thoughtful end of life care at home focuses on comfort, dignity and precious time together. Our trained carers provide practical support, emotional reassurance and tailored routines so you can stay focused on being family, not full-time nurses. If you’re exploring options, contact us today to talk through compassionate end of life support in your own home.
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