
Dementia Care At Home
From our highly experienced Case Managers through to our direct care workers, our team is trained in understanding Dementia and the issues surrounding this condition. We have many carers who have specialised experience in dementia support.
We take the time to understand our clients’ individual dementia care needs at home. And we pride ourselves on delivering a high level of tailored care that enhances our clients’ quality of life.
At Prestige, we understand that dementia affects each person differently and everyone’s experience with the condition is unique. This means that people living with dementia have unique care needs.
We will assess you or your loved one living with Dementia and then develop an individualised plan of care. We develop plans that meet their needs as well as those of your family.
With Prestige Inhome Care, you’ll receive aged care at home which is tailored to the requirements of a person living with dementia, as well as your specific needs and lifestyle. You can pay for your care privately. Or if you are eligible for a government-funded home care package, we can set one up to include dementia care.
If you would like to discuss dementia care across Melbourne, Sydney or the Sunshine Coast, contact us today.
Dementia Care Services
Our 24 Hour Care Teams have experience in providing the following dementia support services and more:

Personal Care
Showering, dressing, toileting and hygiene

Companionship
As part of a tailored care planning approach, we pair our clients with staff who provide companionship. Together, they complete activities that our clients may have previously gotten enjoyment out of.

Behavioural and Psychological symptoms of Dementia
We are able to support clients who may have behavioural &
psychological symptoms of dementia. This may include using
therapies to support agitation, anxiety or wandering.

Medication management
Assisting with the safe administration of medication. Working in conjunction with GP to ensure medication is appropriate for health needs.

Respite Care
We can help with a much-needed break or emergency relief for family carers. Overnight care is also available.

Diet and nutrition
Assist with preparing regular, nutritious meals. Ensuring our clients are eating regularly as there may be changes in their appetite due to Dementia.
The Prestige Approach To Palliative Care
Medically Sound:
- supported by our clinical team who have extensive palliative experience and knowledge to deliver the highest level of quality care
- palliative care team works in conjunction with multidisciplinary teams, specialists, hospitals and anyone involved
Client Centered Care:
- every aspect of our in-home palliative care is tailored to the unique needs of your loved one
- more effective, comforting and dignifying to receive individualised care on a one-to-one basis within the home
- meet the physical, psychological, social, spiritual and cultural needs
Choice Of Caregivers:
- endeavour to match our experienced palliative carers and nurses to specific clients’ requests and needs; i.e. gender/ religion/ language/ sexuality/ experience, etc.
Partnerships Which Offer Financial Benefits:
- established partnerships with many allied health professionals and equipment providers e.g. Statewide, Independence Australia, TANA; assisting with cheaper rates and reduced waiting times for equipment
Provide Comfort And Assist With Pain Management:
- provide medication support, manage symptoms and the course of the disease to relieve pain, discomfort and suffering
- provide around-the-clock nursing-type care for the client with high-support needs
Flexible:
- start, stop and change care and/or carers, or move to hospital or hospice at any time for any reason
- not locked into a set number of hours; i.e. increase or decrease as needed or even cancel at last minute if circumstances change
Experienced And Specifically Trained Nurses:
- highly experienced and trained in the intricacies of palliative care; assess, plan and administer daily treatment and manage symptoms
- care team will be specifically trained according to the client’s situation, condition and needs
Supporting Family And Loved Ones:
- understanding support to family and loved ones during this difficult time; from hospitality, house work and meal preparation to organising bereavement services
- we are proud of our reputation for going above and beyond for all our clients
Responsive:
- You will have a dedicated Case Manager focussed on your needs, who is your primary point of contact to assist with all your changing needs
- 24 hour support and advice, quick replies to questions and requests and in many cases we can start on the same day if required
Shared Care Facilitation:
- we work alongside hospice and acute palliative services such as doctors, surgeons and Hospital In-The-Home, Pal Care Australia Bethlehem and Cabrini to provide seamless care and support in line, under a shared care model.
What is the difference between Dementia & Alzheimer’s?

Dementia describes a collection of symptoms that are caused by disorders affecting the brain. It is not one specific disease. Dementia affects thinking, behaviour and the ability to perform everyday tasks.
There are many different forms of dementia and each has its
own causes. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia accounting for between 60% and 80% of all dementias.
People who suffer from dementia have unique and specific needs and their care and support services need to be individually tailored. No two clients with dementia are the same. Dementia affects all clients differently and everyone’s experience with the condition is unique.
Advantages Of Our Dementia Care Solution

A dedicated Case Manager
Your own dedicated Case Manager will develop a tailored care plan. Your case manager will oversee your Care program and conduct regular reviews.

Specialised training to match your needs:
Your Care Team undergoes specific training, developed according to you and your loved one’s situation, conditions and needs.

Reduced dependence:
In-home Dementia Care alleviates some of the load from family members. We work together with you to become an integral source of support to your loved one.

Permanent, supplement and relief duties:
Our nurses and carers can do as much or as little as you would like. We can be there for an emergency situation, a few days, or an ongoing structured roster indefinitely.

The option to change carers:
If you or your loved one are not bonding with a nurse or carer they can easily be changed at your request. We’ll work with you to find the best staff to match your needs.

True round-the-clock care:
Where required, your hand-picked team of carers & nurses can provide true 24/7 support. Our after-hours support line is managed by our own internal staff. There is a Nurse on call, to assist as needed.

Continuity is one of the keys to our success:
Our Care Teams offer structured routine provided by a variety of personalities for pleasant, enjoyable interaction, conversations and mental stimulation.

An experienced team working as one:
Your highly qualified dementia care team is supported by a dedicated service delivery team. The team is led by your Client Services Coordinator who manages your rostering needs.

No Lock-In Contracts:
We don’t believe in lock-in contracts. So you can stop and start care as needed. We offer complete flexibility.
What is the Prestige Inhome Care process?
Call our experienced team on 1300 10 30 10 to discuss your needs and current situation.
We’ll organise a free, no-obligation in-home consultation with you and your family members.
Your Case Manager will conduct a care needs assessment and develop a tailored care plan.
You will be connected with one of our Client Service Coordinators who will look after your rostering requirements and will be responsible for matching your loved one’s care needs with the most suitable nurses and carers.
You will be assigned a Prestige Case Manager who will establish a unique and flexible care program that is personalised to meet your needs. Your Case Manager will check-in with you regularly to ensure you are completely satisfied with both the care and your team.
Speak to Our Care Specialists
Call 1300 10 30 10 to have your Dementia Care questions answered and to organise a free, no obligation in-home consultation.