Dementia Home Care from Trusted Professionals

Abbots Care Limited
(Hertfordshire)

16 October 2025

CQC overall rating

Outstanding

Abbots Care Limited
(East Dorset branch)

13 April 2019

CQC overall rating

Good

Abbots Care
Buckinghamshire

15 June 2023

CQC overall rating

Good

Personalised Dementia Care in the Comfort of Your Own Home

Caring for someone with dementia can be a challenging and emotionally complex task. At Abbots Care, we know that each person with dementia is different, which is why we are so passionate about providing professional person-centred home care in Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Dorset. We enable people who need additional support to stay at home, comforted by familiar people, objects, and routines.

How Can In-Home Dementia Care Support Your Loved One?

Choosing the right care option for your loved one can be overwhelming. One of the main decisions to consider is care at home (home care) vs live-in care. The grid below shows some of the benefits to choosing home care with Abbots Care, versus care homes.

A diagram explaining the benefits of home care rather than care homes

Begin your care journey

Get in touch

Our friendly care advisors are available on 0330 094 5511 to guide you through the process, explain your options and answer any questions you may have.

Free home care assessment

A qualified member of our team will contact you to discuss your needs.

Begin Care

We will work with you and your family to create a person-centred care plan, which is reviewed regularly when your care begins.

Benefits of Live-in Care for Dementia

Live-in care offers round-the-clock support, which is especially important for people with dementia who may wake frequently or need reassurance during the night. Having the same, carefully matched carer provides consistency, comfort, and a trusting relationship. With a carer who understands their needs and shares common interests, individuals receive not only practical support but also meaningful companionship at home.

Symptoms of Dementia and How We Help

Dementia affects everyone differently, but there are common symptoms that families may notice, such as:

  • Memory loss or confusion
  • Difficulty concentrating or problem-solving
  • Changes in mood, behaviour, or personality
  • Trouble with communication and finding words
  • Disturbed sleep or restlessness at night
  • Withdrawal from usual hobbies or social activities

With over 30 years of experience delivering care in the community, Abbots Care understands the challenges dementia can bring. Our care workers are specially trained to provide not just practical support, but also patience, reassurance, and meaningful companionship. Whether it’s gentle reminders during the day, reassurance at night, or encouraging independence wherever possible, we tailor our care so that each person feels safe, supported, and truly at home.

Why choose home care for dementia?

Studies have shown that people respond better to dementia care in the comfort of their own home. People who receive home care for dementia typically show lower levels of the stress, anxiety and depression that are associated with the condition.

Here are some reasons why home care can be the right type of support for people with dementia:

Familiarity. People with dementia often feel most comfortable and secure in their own homes. Home care for dementia allows them to remain in their familiar surroundings, maintaining a sense of safety and reassurance surrounded by their belongings and loved ones.

Independence. Home care can help people with dementia maintain their independence as much as possible. Care Workers can provide assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and eating, while supporting the person with dementia to make their own decisions and live life as they choose.

Flexibility. Home care can be tailored to meet the individual needs of the person with dementia. Care Workers can provide care for as many or as few hours as needed, and this can change over time as required.

FAQs About Dementia Care at home

What are the early signs that my loved one may need dementia care?
Is it better to choose home care or a care home for someone with dementia?
Can dementia home care be adapted as the condition progresses?
What qualifications do your Care Workers have for dementia care?
Do you offer dementia home care near me?

Why Choose Dementia Home Care with Abbots Care?

Choosing dementia care near you means finding support you can trust. Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, a parent, partner, or loved one, we are here to help guide you through the process and create a care plan built around your unique needs.

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Local and Trusted

We support families across St Albans, Watford, Hemel Hempstead, and Stevenage, as well as across the counties of Buckinghamshire and Dorset.

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Access to the Care Circle App

Which allows you and your loved one to see care updates in real-time, so no matter where you are, you always feel involved in the care process.

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Fully Regulated

We are CQC-registered and regulated and have an excellent rating for our Hertfordshire Care. We train all of our staff in-house with qualified trainers. This means all of our Care Workers deliver care to our standards. We will never use agency staff.

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Companionship and Independence

Emotional support and practical help that empowers your loved one to live life on their terms… and gives you the peace of mind to live yours.

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30 Years of Experience

We’ve been delivering care since 1995 and support 1,000+ people every day

Reviews

“My mum absolutely loves her Care Workers. They are so respectful, allowing her to continue living in her home.”

Carolyn, daughter of Client

“The Care Workers are really dedicated to the job they do, they take the time to get to know your family to ensure the best possible care is provided.”

Ann, mother of Service User

Want To Find Out More?

If you’re searching for a trusted local dementia care provider, Abbots Care is more than happy to help.

Our friendly care advisor team can answer any questions and guide you through the next steps.

Call us today on 0330 094 5511 or fill out the below contact form below to get in touch.

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