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How is the dementia type diagnosed?

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Diagnosis involves cognitive assessments, medical history, imaging, and laboratory tests. Specialists look for patterns of symptoms to determine the most likely type.

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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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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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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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Gentle exercise ideas for older adults at home

Elderly Care
Discover gentle exercise ideas for older adults at home, with simple tips to improve strength, balance and confidence safely. Learn how daily routines and tailored home care support can make movement easier. Contact us to discuss caring support for you or your loved one.
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Ashford in the Water

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Trusted, fully trained carers offering home care in Ashford in the Water so you or your loved one can maintain independence and comfort at home. Personalised in-home care is just a call or click away.
Home Care in Ashford in the Water
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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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What to expect in the final 48 hours at home

End of Life
Learn what to expect in the final 48 hours at home, including common changes, comfort tips, and how professional home care can support your family. If you need compassionate guidance, contact us today to talk about practical end-of-life support at home.
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Accessible Information Standard (AIS) Policy and Procedure

Policies & Procedures
This policy highlights the process to adopt to ensure a we are meeting the accessible information standards and the needs of our service users.
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Arthritis Care

Care for Medical Conditions
Home-based arthritis care focuses on reducing pain, supporting mobility, and protecting independence in familiar surroundings. Our flexible carers can help with personal care, household tasks, and hobbies, tailored to good and bad days. Contact us to explore how our arthritis care at home can support you or your loved one.
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Catheter Care

Care for Medical Conditions
Catheter care at home supports safe, dignified living by combining practical help, infection prevention and emotional reassurance. Our trained carers can assist with hygiene, bag changes, routines and confidence-building so you or your loved one can stay comfortable at home. Contact us today to discuss personalised catheter care support that fits around your life and priorities.
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Coping with chemotherapy side effects at home

Cancer
Coping with chemotherapy side effects at home can feel overwhelming, but practical, compassionate support makes daily life easier. We help with meals, washing, medication, companionship, and rest routines so treatment days feel more manageable. Contact us to discuss personalised home care for cancer support.
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