What is dementia
Dementia changes many things – but it doesn’t change who your loved one is. At U&I Care, we see the individual, not just the illness.
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Dementia changes many things – but it doesn’t change who your loved one is. At U&I Care, we see the individual, not just the illness.
Personalised live-in care backed by ex-nurses, in-house physio and nutrition experts, daily health monitoring, and podiatry support – all in the comfort of your own home.
For family carers, the summer months can also bring added pressures. Schools are out, routines shift, and the need for a well-deserved break grows stronger. That’s where respite care plays an essential role.
Heatwaves pose a serious health challenge, particularly when combined with cognitive difficulties that may impair a person’s ability to recognise thirst or express their needs.
Dementia can be a daunting subject, but the earlier you seek guidance, the better the outcome can be for everyone involved.
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be a deeply personal journey – one filled with love, devotion, and often, considerable emotional and practical challenges.
When it comes to elderly care, many families face the same question: how can we ensure our loved one is supported—without taking them away from the home they love?
At U&I Care, we offer a personalised, holistic approach that blends expert live-in support with Ayurvedic practices to help your loved one regain strength and confidence in their own home.
A holistic approach recognises that care should treat the whole person, not just their symptoms. This means supporting mental and emotional well-being, respecting cultural identity, nurturing relationships, and fostering a sense of purpose and autonomy.
At U&I Care, we combine modern support with the wisdom of Ayurvedic practice and the philosophy of IKIGAI to offer truly personalised care.