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Dementia

Dementia

Assessment and diagnosis is crucial is helping to understand what options may be best for an individual person. The Alzheimer’s Society has a range of helpful booklets for people who are worried about their memory, which can be found at 

In general, the options available will be greater, the earlier a diagnosis is made. This is because someone with more advanced dementia may have difficulty adapting to a new environment.

If you find it difficult to locate specialist accommodation for elderly people with dementia in our ‘Search for’ section, please do not hesitate to contact our .

For more information on the choice of housing or care homes for people who have Alzheimers or another form dementia, please read .

The Alzheimer’s Society has a range of materials for people who are worried about their memory, which can be found at .

If you are concerned about someone who is confused or forgetful and not always able to make their own decisions, please read 

For specialist advice on dementia, contact:

Alzheimer’s Society
Helpline: 0300 222 1122
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Information on all forms of dementia and a range of factsheets.
Provision of local services in many areas.

Disabled Living Foundation (DLF)
Helpline: 0300 999 0004
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Information on aids and adaptations for people with disabilities, including assistive technology.

Assistive Technology and how to obtain it
DLF ‘Living made easy’ website:

Dementia UK – Admiral Nursing Direct helpline
Helpline: 0800 888 6678
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Admiral Nurses are specialised nurses who provide advice and support for carers of people who have dementia.