Dementia Care in Billingshurst, West Sussex
Derwent Lodge, located in the picturesque village of Billingshurst, provides expert dementia care that will help both residents and loved ones feel at ease and supported. Our team strive to help residents build familiar routines while still receiving the care they need. With 56 bedrooms our home offers calming lounges and a vibrant café for creating a safe, homely environment.
Our dedicated dementia unit offers round-the-clock specialist care in a relaxed, structured setting. With personalised support plans, we can ensure all residents feel a sense of independence, dignity and enjoyment in everyday life.
Our Personalised Care Plans at Derwent Lodge
Our dementia care unit ensures we offer every resident a safe and structured environment with support that is tailored to them and their needs. Unique care plans and activities that are dementia-friendly (like gardening or music therapy) help residents maintain their well-being as well as staying engaged and entertained.
With 24/7 specialist care, our aim is to focus on building trust, respecting personal routines and improving our residents qualities of life. At Derwent Lodge, we believe creating a space were all feel valued, empowered and supported is essential.
Why Choose Dementia Care at Derwent Lodge?
The compassionate dementia team at Derwent Lodge, including our qualified nurses, provide round-the-clock care tailored to each residents preferences and requirements. At our home we always create a calm and relaxing space to enjoy, whether that’s in our garden or during some fun activities.
We always put emotional well-being first through therapies that nurture mental health, cognitive function and social interaction. Whether you like live entertainment, group activities or quiet time in our courtyard, there’s something or all our residents.
What is Dementia Care?
Dementia care provides specialist support for people who are living with dementia. This is a condition that affects memory, cognitive abilities and daily behaviours. At Derwent Lodge, our specialist dementia care is designed to nurture and preserve emotional well-being, identity and dignity to ensure that individuals feel safe, respected and valued, always.
Our approach includes:
- Unique care plans tailored to individual needs
- Enriching and engaging activities that promote cognitive function and social interaction
- A secure, structured environment to ensure comfort and confidence
- Supportive, 24/7 professional care to give residents the attention they need
Life at Derwent Lodge Care Home
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Dining
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Indoor & Outdoor Activities
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Resident Garden
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Communal Lounges
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Cafe & Kitchenette
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En-Suite Bedrooms
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Live Entertainment
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Related FAQs:
What types of dementia care do you offer?
We provide personalised care for residents at all stages of dementia, including residential dementia care, respite care, and support for more complex needs. Our team works closely with families to ensure we create unique care plans that fit you or your loved one.
How do you ensure the safety and wellbeing of residents with dementia?
Our care environment has been professionally designed with dementia-friendly features, and our staff are all trained in dementia care best practices to ensure residents feel safe, secure, and supported at all times.
Can family members visit regularly and be involved in care planning?
Yes, we always encourage regular visits and active family involvement. Our care team communicates closely with families to review care plans, share updates, and ensure the best possible quality of life for all of our residents.
What qualifications and training do your carers have in dementia care?
Every one of our carers receive specialist dementia training, including ongoing professional development in managing behavioural changes, communication techniques, and person-centred care approaches.
How do you support emotional wellbeing and mental stimulation for those with dementia?
We provide a range of meaningful activities, therapies, and social opportunities designed to engage memory, promote interaction, and maintain dignity and self-esteem.