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Can a residential care home provide for someone diagnosed with dementia?

April 26, 2017dementia diagnosed Home Residential

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Can a residential care home provide for someone diagnosed with dementia?

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The short answer to this question is no. However, our residential care homes are homes for life. If we admit a client whos health declines to be in the scope of dementia or nursing, we will endeavour to meet their needs and maintain the care for any such individual for as long as we can together with the help and support by outside specialists or professional bodies.