Dementia Care at Home: Person-Centred Support That Honours the Person
Specialist, compassionate dementia care that keeps your loved one safe, settled and treated as themselves, in the home they know best
A dementia diagnosis changes things, but it doesn’t change who someone is. As a leading australia dementia care and dementia home care provider, Ambition Health Group provides Dementia Care at Home Australia-wide, built around the person, including their history, routines and preferences, to reduce confusion and distress and protect dignity at every stage. Familiar surroundings matter enormously with dementia, and our In-home Dementia Care helps people stay where they feel safest, for longer. Our in home dementia care means support comes to them, not the other way around.
Plan early, stress less. Putting support in place before things become urgent gives families more options and far less crisis, and we’ll help you navigate it gently.
Where We Provide Care
We’re a growing national dementia service Australia provider, including dementia care Melbourne and surrounding areas, with active hubs in VIC, NSW, QLD, and TAS, and national expansion underway. Contact us to confirm availability in your area.
Dementia Care in Aged Care: Funding, Support at Home and More
For older Australians, dementia care is funded through the Support at Home Program Australia (formerly Home Care Packages). As a Home Care Package (HCP) Provider, we deliver across all classifications, and a My Aged Care Provider Australia-wide assessment is the starting point, and we’ll help you prepare.
Younger-onset dementia? People living with younger-onset dementia may access support through the NDIS. We can help you understand the right pathway. For families weighing up dementia specific aged care facilities and dementia and nursing homes against staying at home, our home care dementia and aged care dementia services offer a genuine alternative, often with better outcomes for comfort and familiarity.
Person-Centred Care at Every Stage
Our care for dementia adapts as needs change, always centred on comfort, dignity, safety and quality of life, bringing together dementia and aged care services under one team.
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Personal care with dignity
Gentle help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility, at the person’s pace.
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Medication support
Safe administration and monitoring, with clinical oversight.
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Behavioural and emotional support
Calm, skilled support for the changes and distress dementia can bring.
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Memory and cognitive engagement
Meaningful activities that support memory, routine and wellbeing.
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Dementia respite care
As well as in-home support, our Dementia Respite Care gives family carers a vital break while their loved one stays in safe, familiar hands, as part of our specialist dementia care program.
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Later-stage and end-of-life support
Compassionate comfort care, with dignity, through the later stages.
Why Families Trust Our Carers for Dementia Care
The person comes first
Care shaped around who your loved one is, not a fixed routine.
Trained, patient carers
Our carers of dementia clients are skilled in dementia support and the calm consistency it needs.
Continuity
The same familiar faces wherever possible, which matters deeply with dementia.
Family support
Guidance and reassurance for families at every stage.
Let's Find the Right Dementia Support
If your family is facing dementia, talk to us. We’ll listen, explain your options gently, and build care around your loved one, so they stay safe, settled and respected at home.
Can dementia care be provided at home?
Yes, and for most people it’s the best option. Familiar surroundings reduce confusion and distress, and our in-home dementia care helps people stay safely at home for longer, with support that adapts as needs change.
How is dementia care funded?
For older Australians, through Support at Home (formerly Home Care Packages), starting with a My Aged Care assessment. People with younger-onset dementia may access the NDIS. We’ll help you find the right pathway.
Do you provide respite for family carers?
Yes. Dementia respite care gives carers a break, whether in-home or short-term, while their loved one remains in safe, familiar hands.
Which areas do you cover?
We have active hubs in VIC, NSW, QLD and TAS, with national expansion underway. Contact us to confirm availability near you.
Should we wait until it's urgent?
No, planning early reduces stress and gives families more options. It’s never too early to put gentle support in place.