Dementia Care

Alexander House is a purpose built care home that proudly delivers exceptional Dementia Care in Exeter alongside a range of other care and support services for older people including Residential Care, Nursing Care, and Respite Care.

Our approach to care goes beyond simply meeting medical needs and aims to care for the health, wellbeing, and interests of our residents as a whole.

Our wonderful and experienced staff are dedicated to supporting people who live with dementia and their loved ones. We strive to discover activities and therapies that are suited to their unique requirements and make sure that all care requirements are met to a high standard. We promote overall wellbeing through positive and enjoyable experiences for all.

Defining Dementia Care

Dementia is a condition that affects people in a number of different ways, but most commonly affects a person’s speech and memory. We have witnessed those with dementia thrive with the right care and support. Here at Alexander House Care Home, we appreciate that no two individuals experiencing dementia are alike, and care and support must be customised to meet their needs.

Supporting people living with dementia encompasses personal care, daily living tasks, and medical care to support overall health, happiness, and wellbeing. With all of our care types, we encourage independence and social activities to provide residents with opportunities to build relationships and live an active lifestyle.

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Providing Dementia Care in Exeter

Our purpose-built care home has been designed to offer the highest level of comfort and a warm, home-from-home feeling where residents feel confident, happy, and supported in retaining as much independence as possible. Free from the worries of daily tasks, those receiving dementia care are able to focus on how they wish to spend their day.

We have a dedicated team of highly-skilled professionals and carers who know the support needed to enhance the lives of each and every resident living with us. Our wonderful staff strives to ensure each individual experiences a life that is suited just to them. When exemplary care is matched with a broad range of activities, entertainment, and experiences, we ensure that residents’ lives are fulfilled every day.

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When is Dementia Care suitable?

In the early stages of dementia, a person might need to be reminded about daily tasks or need support if they are struggling to do them, but as the condition progresses, they may require long-term, 24-hour specialist dementia care that can be provided by dementia care homes and nursing homes. Our knowledgeable and experienced carers make the effort to build a relationship with each and every resident, and with the help of family or a loved one, create an accurate picture of their lives, ensuring that both medical and wellness needs are addressed and individuals are comprehensively cared for, for many years.

We understand that the search for the right care for you or your loved one can be a confusing and emotional experience. Our Home manager welcomes the opportunity to discuss your own care needs and offer expert advice to help you make an informed decision on what’s best for you. We are regulated by the Care Quality Commission which is an independent regulator that inspects and assesses Exeter care homes and nursing homes across England.

Providing Outstanding Levels of Care

Nothing is more important to us than our residents’ overall health. High-quality care is our number one priority here at our care home in Exeter and residents and loved ones can rest assured that we are here for them at all hours of the day. Our support takes place in a warm and safe environment with exceptional onsite facilities and innovative and specialised equipment for optimal results and comfort.

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Dementia Care Inclusives

We’re here to give each and every resident with the opportunity to continue living life in the way that they want to. Caring for people as a whole, including mental and physical health, requires our staff to deliver a number of services and present a wide range of facilities. The below services are available though some treatments may incur additional costs.

GP Appointments

Each resident will continue to have access to their GP and appointments can be arranged and attended either alone or accompanied by a carer. Appointments will be made as regularly as needed.

Dental Care

Access to a dentist for both routine and ad-hoc appointments is available. Visits to the Dentist can be arranged as frequently as required, and appointments can be attended alone or with a carer.

Access to Opticians

Those with vision-related concerns can have these addressed by an Optician as part of their living expenses. Glass prescriptions and related costs are, however, not included and will incur an additional fee.

Chiropody

Alexander House Care Home is happy to arrange appointments for a Chiropodist to assess any foot-related issues.

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy sessions can be accessed via GP referral or booked privately. Physiotherapy can bring an abundance of benefits to those who receive the treatment.

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Hawkins Road
Pinhoe
Exeter
EX1 3UW

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Dementia Care

Defining Dementia Care

Providing Dementia Care in Exeter

When is Dementia Care suitable?

Providing Outstanding Levels of Care

Dementia Care Inclusives

GP Appointments

Dental Care

Access to Opticians

Chiropody

Physiotherapy

Life at Alexander House Care Home

Contact Us

Enquiry form

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When is Dementia Care suitable?