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Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease Care in Market Harborough & Oadby

Dementia Care in Market Harborough and Oadby

A dementia diagnosis can change everyday life in ways that are difficult to predict. Your loved one may need a little reassurance and practical help at first, then more support as time goes on. Our dementia care in Market Harborough and Oadby is built around the person behind the diagnosis, helping them stay at home, keep familiar routines and continue doing as much as possible for themselves.

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Understanding dementia

Dementia is not a single condition. It is a term used for a number of conditions that affect memory, thinking, communication and everyday life. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form, but people can also be diagnosed with vascular dementia, dementia with Lewy bodies or frontotemporal dementia.

As dementia progresses, the amount of support someone needs will change. That is why our dementia care at home is flexible. Rather than deciding everything at the beginning, the care plan can be reviewed and adjusted as your loved one’s needs change over time.

Dementia Care in Market Harborough & Oadby

For many people living with dementia, home is full of things they recognise. Their favourite chair, familiar rooms, neighbours they know and routines they have followed for years can all provide a sense of continuity. Dementia home care allows your loved one to remain in those surroundings while receiving support with the parts of daily life that have become more difficult.

That support might begin with help remembering meals, medication or appointments. Over time, it may develop into more regular assistance with personal care, mobility, household tasks and staying safe at home. We provide dementia care across Market Harborough, Oadby, Great Bowden, Kibworth, Welham, Foxton and nearby villages. If you're unsure if we cover your location please get in touch.

Our approach to dementia care at home

At Bluebird Care, we take time to understand your loved one as a whole, including their routines, preferences, interests and the things that help them feel settled. The care plan is then shaped around what they need day to day, which could include support with personal care, meals, medication, household tasks and staying involved in activities they enjoy.

Familiarity can be especially important for someone living with dementia. We always aim to keep the team of Care Experts small and consistent, so your loved one sees people they recognise and who understand how best to support them. 

Dementia care costs in Market Harborough & Oadby

Dementia care costs depend on how much support your loved one needs and how often care is required. Home care visits start from £28.25, with the final cost based on the level of help included in their individual care plan.

We’ll talk through their needs with you first, then explain the likely cost clearly so you know what to expect before care begins. You can read our home care pricing guide here.

Why local families choose Bluebird Care

Bluebird Care Market Harborough & Oadby is rated Good by the CQC, with Justine, our registered manager, overseeing care standards across the local service. Our Care Experts receive dementia care training and are supported by a local team who understand the area and the families we work with.

For many families, asking for help comes after months or even years of doing as much as possible themselves. Bringing in support from experts in care can take some of that pressure away, giving you more time to be a son, daughter, partner or friend rather than feeling responsible for every part of your loved one’s day.

For more information about dementia, diagnosis and support, the Alzheimer’s Society has a wide range of useful guidance and resources.

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Everything you need to know about Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease Care in Market Harborough & Oadby

We support people living with different types of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, dementia with Lewy bodies and frontotemporal dementia. Because dementia affects everyone differently, the care plan is based on your loved one’s individual needs, routines and preferences rather than their diagnosis alone.
Dementia care visits in Market Harborough and Oadby start from £28.25. The final cost depends on how much support your loved one needs and how often care is required. We’ll talk through their needs first, then give you a clear estimate based on the care they are likely to need.
Wherever possible, yes. We aim to keep the team supporting your loved one small and familiar, so they see Care Experts they recognise and who already understand their routines, preferences and care needs. That consistency can be especially important for someone living with dementia, helping visits feel more settled and reassuring.
Yes, Bluebird Care is rated Good by the CQC. This confirms our service is operating to a strong standard, with our care being safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led, the core measures the CQC uses to judge quality of care, and Justine, our registered manager, overseeing standards.
Yes. Dementia care can start with just a small amount of support, such as occasional visits for meals, medication reminders, companionship or help around the home. As your loved one’s needs change, the care plan can be reviewed and gradually increased, so you only add more support when it is actually needed.
Early signs of dementia can be subtle and may develop gradually. You might notice your loved one forgetting recent conversations, losing track of dates or appointments, struggling to follow discussions or becoming less interested in hobbies and social activities they previously enjoyed. Other changes can include increased confusion, difficulty finding the right words or noticeable changes in mood or behaviour. If you are concerned, it is worth speaking to their GP for advice.