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Suzanne Mumford

Dementia Care Consultant to Carebase

Suzanne's wealth of dementia experience has led her to be at the forefront of this specialist care.

She is passionate about the significant difference good design, the right environment and personalised care can make to residents living with the condition.

With more than 20 years’ experience in caring for those with dementia, you can feel reassured that we know what we’re doing.

Specialist dementia care catered to each individual

Our wealth of expert knowledge means the residential dementia care we provide is second to none. Our care homes offer specific features that maximise independence and promote a safe, stimulating and restful environment.

The Carebase Approach to Dementia Care

Resident and carer make a cup of tea

We get to know each resident’s likes, dislikes and life stories to help provide personal care with a difference. We work closely with recognised body Dementia Care Matters. Many of our homes hold its butterfly kite mark - recognising our commitment to dementia care.

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Designed for Living

Interior bedroom, Alderwood

Creating the right environment can make a dramatic difference to people with dementia. Our homes are designed to enhance our residents quality of life by providing features to maximise independence, as well as create a safe, stimulating and restful sanctuary.

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Meaningful Occupation
& Mealtime Experience

Resident and carer in dining room

We like to make every moment count for our dementia residents. That could be by encouraging them to continue the hobbies they are most passionate about, engaging them in our weekly-planned activities or simply transforming mealtimes into a special event.

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Therapeutic Care

Resident and therapist using Snoezlen sensory room

Dementia therapy has a proven positive effect on the wellbeing of our residents with the illness. Multi-sensory techniques like SONAS and pet therapy are used to promote relaxation, decrease agitation and restlessness and improve sleep.

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