At Revive Rise, we provide advanced, nurse-led dementia care at home in Rugby, helping individuals live safely, comfortably, and with dignity in familiar surroundings. Our service is delivered exclusively by NMC-registered nurses and is regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), ensuring the highest standards of clinical expertise, safety, and person-centred support.
Dementia can affect memory, behaviour, mood, and physical health. Our approach blends clinical knowledge, emotional support, and compassionate care, so individuals and families can feel confident that their needs are met comprehensively.
Why Nurse-Led Dementia Care Matters
Many home care services are delivered by carers, suitable for early-stage dementia or practical support. However, as dementia progresses, individuals often require clinical oversight, including:
Safe medication administration and monitoring
Behavioural and psychological support
Mobility and safety management
Management of co-existing medical conditions
Our nurse-led model ensures that every individual receives expert clinical care alongside emotional and social support, reducing avoidable hospital visits and improving quality of life.
Learn more about our approach on our About Us page.
Who We Support
We provide care for people living with:
Alzheimer’s disease
Vascular dementia
Lewy body dementia
Frontotemporal dementia
Mixed dementia
Parkinson’s disease dementia
Dementia following stroke or brain injury
We support all age groups — from younger adults with early-onset dementia to older adults in advanced stages. See We Care for All Age Groups for more.
Our Rugby Advanced Home Dementia Care Services
1. Clinical Assessment & Care Planning
Our nurses conduct detailed assessments to understand:
Cognitive function
Physical health and mobility
Nutrition and hydration
Medication and symptom management
Behavioural and psychological needs
Risk of falls, infections, or pressure sores
Care plans are personalised, regularly reviewed, and adapted as needs evolve.
2. Medication Management
Safe medication administration is critical. Our nurses:
Administer prescribed medications
Monitor side effects and interactions
Maintain digital MAR charts
Liaise with GPs, memory clinics, and pharmacies
Support adherence to complex regimens
Learn more about Medication Management.
3. Behavioural & Emotional Support
Dementia may cause agitation, anxiety, sleep disturbances, or hallucinations. Our nurse-led care includes:
Non-pharmacological behavioural strategies
Reassurance and emotional validation
Routine and environment adaptation
Family education on communication and coping
Trauma-informed care approaches
We aim to reduce distress while promoting independence and dignity.
4. Personal Care with Dignity
We assist with:
Washing, dressing, grooming
Toileting and continence support
Mobility and safe transfers
Skin care and pressure prevention
Delivered respectfully and at the pace of the individual. Learn more at Personal Care.
5. Nutrition, Hydration & Mealtime Support
Dementia affects appetite, recognition of meals, and swallowing ability. We provide:
Meal preparation and prompting
Safe feeding support
Monitoring of hydration and weight
Support for modified diets
6. Co-Existing Conditions
Many people with dementia also have:
Physical disabilities (Physical Disabilities Care)
Sensory impairments (Sensory Impairments)
Mental health conditions (Mental Health Conditions)
Spinal injuries (Spinal Injury Care)
Our integrated approach ensures the whole person is cared for, not just their diagnosis.
7. Respite & Family Support
Dementia affects entire families. Our services include:
Family education and guidance
Emotional support
Carer respite (Respite Care)
Support during transitions or crises
8. Advanced & End-of-Life Care
Later-stage dementia may require:
Symptom management
Palliative and comfort-focused care (Complex End-of-Life Care)
Swallowing, nutrition, and hydration support
Infection prevention and monitoring
Our nurses work closely with palliative teams and GPs to ensure safety and dignity.
Benefits of Home Dementia Care in Rugby
Familiar surroundings reduce anxiety and agitation
Continuity of care through a nurse-led team
Reduced hospital admissions with clinical oversight
Family support and guidance
Person-centred approach preserving dignity and independence
Funding and Paying for Care
Funding options may include:
NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC)
Local Authority support
Personal budgets or self-funding
We support families to navigate assessments and funding applications.
Why Choose Revive Rise in Rugby?
100% nurse-led care
Regulated by CQC
Experienced, registered nurses with dementia expertise
Personalised, evolving care plans
Strong family support focus
Wide range of specialist home services
See all our services here: Revive Rise Services.
Contact Us
If you are seeking advanced home dementia care in Rugby, contact our team for a consultation or assessment today.
📞 Speak to our team directly: Contact Page
🌐 Learn more about us: About Us
- .
024 7692 0269
paul@reviverise.co.uk
At Revive Rise, dementia care is about safety, clinical expertise, emotional support, and dignity — delivered by nurses who truly understand the challenges of living with dementia.