- 305 Lytham Rd, Blackpool FY4 1EW
- 01253 476289
- admin@spring-fountainltd.co.uk
Spring Fountain provides compassionate Alzheimer’s and dementia care designed to support individuals in the comfort, familiarity and reassurance of their own home. We understand that dementia affects every person differently, which is why our care is always tailored around the individual, their routines, their preferences and the level of support they need. Our aim is to provide thoughtful care that helps reduce distress, maintain dignity and bring greater peace of mind to both clients and their families.
Receiving care at home can make a real difference for those living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Familiar surroundings, daily routines and consistent support can all help someone feel more secure and comfortable. At Spring Fountain, our trained carers provide patient, person-centred support with genuine compassion, helping individuals remain as independent as possible while receiving the care and reassurance they need each day.
Care provided at home allows individuals to stay in surroundings that feel safe, reassuring and known to them.
Support is tailored around personal routines, needs, behaviours and preferences to provide more meaningful daily care.
Compassionate, dependable care that gives loved ones confidence their family member is being supported with dignity and understanding.
We understand that arranging dementia care can feel overwhelming, especially when you want the very best support for a loved one. Below are some of the most common questions about our Alzheimer’s and dementia care service, helping you better understand how our care works and what support we can provide.
Our Alzheimer’s and dementia care service can include personal care, medication assistance, companionship, meal preparation, help with routines, support around the home and reassurance throughout the day. Care is tailored to the individual and designed to support both wellbeing and independence.
Receiving dementia care at home allows individuals to remain in familiar surroundings, which can often help reduce confusion and anxiety. Staying in a known environment with familiar routines can be especially reassuring for someone living with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
Yes. Our carers are trained to provide high-quality dementia support with patience, understanding and compassion. We focus on person-centred care that respects the individual and adapts to their changing needs.
Yes. We believe dementia care should never be one-size-fits-all. We take the time to understand the individual’s routine, preferences, personality and support needs so we can provide care that feels more familiar, comfortable and effective.
We offer a free home consultation where a nurse can visit, discuss your circumstances and complete an assessment of your loved one’s needs. From there, we can recommend the right level of support and create a personalised care plan.