Dementia Home Care in Wiltshire

Specialised dementia care in Wiltshire tailored to your loved ones needs.

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Saxon Care’s dementia care offers specialised, compassionate support tailored to changing cognitive needs, promoting familiarity, reassurance, and independence for those living with dementia.

Closely matched to your loved one’s interests and personal preferences, your dedicated Care assistant will be there to support your loved with with respect and professionalism. From personal care to companionship, care assistants facilitates independent living for those with dementia, allowing your loved one to live life on their terms, enjoying each day in the comfort of their home.

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What Makes Our Dementia Care Different?

Our dementia‑focused, client‑centred approach supports individuals to remain safe, reassured and fulfilled in the familiarity of their own home, helping your loved one live well with confidence. When you choose Saxon Care for dementia home care, you will benefit from:

  • Specialist trained carers who understand dementia and build genuine, trusting relationships
  • A compassionate alternative to residential care, allowing your loved one to remain at home for as long as possible
  • Personalised care shaped around life history, routines and interests, supporting familiarity and comfort
  • A strong focus on emotional wellbeing, confidence and maintaining independence wherever possible
  • Continuity of care, with familiar faces your loved one knows and feels comfortable with

Our dementia care plans are flexible and responsive, regularly reviewed and adapted as needs change, ensuring the right level of support is always in place at every stage of the journey.

Benefits of Dementia Care

Care Delivered in the Comfort of Home

Staying at home preserves familiarity, which is essential for those living with dementia. Our carers support routines, reduce confusion, and create a calm environment that supports emotional stability and day‑to‑day comfort.

Specialist Dementia‑Trained Carers

Our team understands the behavioural and emotional changes dementia brings. With specialist training, they respond with patience, reassurance, and skilled communication, empowering individuals to feel understood, safe, and respected every day.

Personalised Support That Adapts Over Time

Dementia needs evolve, and so does our care. We tailor daily support, adapting routines, prompts, and activities to maintain independence while ensuring individuals feel secure, valued, and gently guided through each stage.

Reassurance and Relief for Families

Families gain peace of mind knowing knowledgeable carers are providing consistent support, monitoring changes sensitively, and communicating openly. This relieves pressure and ensures loved ones receive attentive, compassionate care at all times.

Safer Living Through Skilled Observation

Carers monitor subtle behavioural or physical changes, ensuring early intervention when needed. This proactive approach promotes safety, prevents avoidable risks, and helps individuals remain confidently and comfortably in their own home.

Dignified, Respectful Dementia Care

Our carers focus on dignity, patience, and emotional warmth. With gentle guidance and predictable routines, individuals feel more secure, supported, and respected, fostering a higher quality of life at home.

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How Care Assistants Can Help

At Saxon Care, our Care Assistants can carry out a number of different activities when they visit you, whether it be trips to the shops or helping with hoovering followed by a cup of tea and a chat, to medication and complex care; we are here to help.

  1. Person-centred support tailored to each stage of dementia.
  2. Consistency and familiar structure to reduce anxiety, confusion and distress.
  3. Memory-supporting activities  such as reminiscence and sensory engagement.
  4. Gentle prompts and encouragement to support independence with daily tasks.
  5. Effective communication techniques,  using clear, calm language and validation
  6. Specialist assistance with orientation, helping individuals feel safe and grounded.
  7. Monitoring behavioural and emotional changes, with trained responses.
  8. Safe support with personal care, delivered wit patience, respect and a focus on comfort.
  9. Fosters trust, reducing isolation and encouraging emotional wellbeing.

What Our Clients Say About Us

Saxon Care provides an excellent service. My mother has been delighted with the standard of care and service she has received from all of the Saxon Care staff. The staff have taken the time to get to know my mother and have shown genuine care and compassion towards her.

C M (Son of Client)

Saxon Care staff are all highly trained and very caring. They are always punctual and provide excellent caring for my mother. They listen to her stories, questions and suggestions and allow her to be as independent as possible.

C.H. (Son of Client)

My father received excellent care over a 2-3 year period before he passed away earlier this month. Every carer who looked after my father did a first class job, was polite, cheerful and very efficient. We also found the care to be flexible to meet my father's changing requirements.

I.T (Son of Client)

Saxon Care comes highly recommended. I am treated with the utmost care and respect by all members of their team. Everybody has a story to tell and I feel they are more friends than carers. My dignity is preserved at all times and for that I am very grateful.

Jackie P. (Client)

Saxon Care Solutions went above and beyond to help with the needs of my husband, who had Alzheimer's, and support me, particularly when I requested additional help at very short notice. I wholeheartedly recommend the carers and admin staff for their professionalism, efficiency and, above all, their empathetic approach to what it often a difficult and emotional time for patients and their families.

S.H (Wife of Client)

Kind, polite staff, who Mum looks forward to each day. They have allowed a sense of calm and practical care, whilst providing a friendly face. Would highly recommend, for all the above reasons and peace of mind their care in the home brings to Mum and I.

S.S (Daughter of Client)

More information and FAQs

Dementia care is support provided in your own home to help those with dementia live independently, safely, and comfortably. Instead of moving into a care home, trained carers visit your loved one at home to help with personal care, medication, meals, mobility, or companionship, whatever is required to help them live well day‑to‑day.

How it works:

  • Families choose the support needed — the level of support required is tailored to your loved one’s unique needs.
  • A personalised care plan is created based on their routines, preferences, and goals.
  • Professional dedicated carer provides skilled, compassionate, one‑to‑one support.
  • You’ll see the same small team, helping your loved one build trust, comfort, and confidence.
  • Care requirements can change anytime, giving you flexibility as needs evolve.

Companionship care is designed to feel natural and reassuring, helping your loved one stay where they feel happiest and most confident.

Dementia care may be the right choice for your loved one if they are living with dementia and require more support day-to-day.

Our dementia care helps your loved one stay independent and safe at home with extra support with daily tasks, health needs, or companionship. Many families choose domiciliary dementia care because it offers flexible support without requiring your loved one to move into a care home.

Dementia care may be right for your loved one who is experiencing:

  • Difficulties with daily tasks such as washing, dressing, preparing meals, or keeping on top of the housework.
  • Mobility challenges or a higher risk of falls.
  • Loneliness or isolation, and would benefit from regular companionship.
  • Health conditions like dementia, Parkinson’s, or long‑term illness that require routine support.
  • A recent hospital stay, and need help while recovering at home.
  • Family carers who need respite, support, or a break.

Dementia care allows your loved one to stay in familiar surroundings, maintain your routines, and receive one‑to‑one support from trained carers who come to know your loved one’s preferences and needs. Support is flexible, meaning you can start with low-levels of support  a week and increase or reduce help as your needs change.

 

If you’re unsure where to begin, Saxon Care offers a free, no‑obligation assessment to help you understand what type of support might work best.

Dementia care allows people to receive personalised support while staying safe and independent in the comfort of their own home. Key benefits include:

  • Maintaining independence and daily routines
  • Personalised care tailored to individual needs
  • Comfort of familiar surroundings, home is the best place for your loved one
  • Improved wellbeing and reduced loneliness
  • Consistent carers who build trust and relationships
  • Flexible support, your loved one’s needs may change so will our approach
  • Peace of mind for families, personalised-care just for your loved one
  • Cost‑effective alternative to residential care

If you’re looking for an alternative to moving into a care home for a loved one, home care can give you the support you need while staying in the comfort of your own home.

 

Many people choose live-in care because it allows them to remain independent, keep their routines, and stay close to loved ones while still receiving professional, flexible support.

 

Home care may be a good option if you want to:

  • Stay in familiar surroundings
  • Maintain independence and daily routines
  • Receive tailored, one‑to‑one support
  • Avoid the disruption of moving
  • Choose when and how your care is delivered
  • Keep family and pets close
  • Access flexible care without committing to residential living

Home care is a supportive, personalised alternative for those who don’t feel ready or simply don’t want to move into a care home.

Arranging dementia care for the first time can feel overwhelming and it’s completely normal to worry about having someone new in your loved one’s home. We understand how personal that is.

That’s why we make the process gentle, supportive, and at your pace.

Here’s how it works:

  • Friendly, no‑pressure assessment
    We start with a simple chat to understand what you need and answer any questions, no commitment required.
  • A home visit when you feel ready
    A member of our team meets you in your home so you can get to know us before any care begins.
  • You help choose the right carer
    We match you with carers based on personality, experience, and what makes you feel most comfortable.
  • Clear, personalised care plan
    Together, we agree on the type of support you want, from companionship to personal care.
  • Gradual start at your pace
    You can begin with short visits and build up to live-in care if and when you feel comfortable.
  • Consistent carers you can trust
    You’ll see the same small team regularly, helping you build confidence and trust over time.

Dementia care is designed to feel safe, familiar, and respectful, supporting your loved one in their own home with people they will genuinely feel comfortable with.

The cost of home care varies depending on how much support you need and the type of care required (such as personal care, companionship, or specialist dementia support).
Many people choose home care because it is flexible, making it a cost‑effective alternative to residential care. Funding may be available through your local council following a care needs assessment and a financial assessment.
Some people use direct payments, personal budgets, or NHS Continuing Healthcare (if eligible) to help pay for care. Private, self‑funded home care is also an option if you prefer to arrange services directly. Speaking with a provider can help you understand costs clearly and explore what support you may qualify for.

How it works

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Speak to our team

Contact our team to talk through your needs and options.

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Free care assessment

Our home care specialist will provide a free consultation to create your personally tailored care plan.

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Get the care you need

Your personal care plan will be delivered by our care specialists.

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