NHS England Innovative Practice Award – for developing an admission avoidance service model
Since 2021, we have prevented 3500+ service users from being re-admitted into hospital through our Rapid Response Service.
| Reduced Package of Care (POC) | 47% |
| Discharged with No POC | 38% |
| Taken Over By Reablement Team | 5% |
| Admitted into Hospital | 5% |
| Taken Over By Reablement Team | 3% |
| Moved to Nursing/Care Home | 2% |
In Bedfordshire, under a sub-contract
with ELFT, we provide rapid response
and reablement homecare services
We have been awarded zonal partners
and shadow strategic partners with
Oxfordshire County Council.
We are also preferred and approved
providers in Central Bedfordshire &
Bedford Borough.
Dementia care involves specialised support for individuals living with dementia, a condition affecting memory, thinking, and behaviour, such as Alzheimer’s disease or other forms like vascular or young-onset dementia.
It focuses on enhancing quality of life through personalised assistance with daily activities, medication management, and emotional support, whilst fostering independence and dignity in a safe, familiar environment. At Mega Nursing & Care, we provide person-centred dementia care at home across the UK, delivering compassionate, expert Alzheimer’s care plans tailored to all stages including early onset, young-onset, or advanced. Our highly trained carers promote comfort, safety, and meaningful connections, easing the burden on families with reliable support and clear communication.
| Reduced Package of Care (POC) | 47% |
| Discharged with No POC | 38% |
| Taken Over By Reablement Team | 5% |
| Admitted into Hospital | 5% |
| Taken Over By Reablement Team | 3% |
| Moved to Nursing/Care Home | 2% |
In Bedfordshire, under a sub-contract
with ELFT, we provide rapid response
and reablement homecare services
We have been awarded zonal partners
and shadow strategic partners with
Oxfordshire County Council.
We are also preferred and approved
providers in Central Bedfordshire &
Bedford Borough.
We cover the following counties: Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Derbyshire, Gloucestershire, Hertfordshire, Huntingdonshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Somerset, West Midlands, Wiltshire, Worcestershire.
What is Dementia?Dementia is a general term for a group of progressive brain disorders that impair memory, thinking, and daily functioning.
It occurs when nerve cells in the brain become damaged, disrupting the chemical signals that help different parts of the brain and body communicate. Over time, this affects memory, behaviour, and physical ability.
Common Types of Dementia inlcude:Alzheimer's disease - the most common form, affecting memory and thinking.
Vascular dementia - caused by reduced blood flow to the brain.
Lewy body dementia - linked to abnormal protein deposits in the brain.
Frontotemporal dementia - affects personality , behaviour, and language.
Mixed dementia - a combination of two or more types of Alzheimer's and vascular dementia.
Unlike standard home care providers, our team is expertly trained in specialised clinical care, empowering us to confidently manage complex cases with the advanced nursing support you deserve.
Our capacity to rapidly deploy care teams guarantees timely, critical care precisely when it's mostessential.
At the core of everything we do, we prioritise the well-being and security of your loved ones, ensuring peace of mind with every care decision.
We work hand-in-hand with you and your loved one to ensure a safe, accessible home, diligently eliminating trip hazards and fostering the confidence needed for secure, independent mobility.
We understand how challenging dementia care can be for families. That’s why we provide emotional support for both your loved one and your family. With our Urgent Support Link, you can also access on-demand respite care whenever you need immediate relief.
At Mega Nursing and Care, we understand that dementia affects everyone differently. That’s why our expert team delivers tailored, compassionate support designed to help individuals live well with dignity, safety, and independence.
Our Dementia Care Services Include:Specialist Experties: Our carers are trained in dementia care and understand the unique ways it can impact each individual.
Personal Care with Dignity: Support with daily needs such as bathing, grooming, dressing, and continence care, always delivered with respect and sensitivity.
Nutritious Meal Preparation: Balanced meals tailored to personal preferences and nutritional needs, helping maintain physical health and well-being.
Help Around the Home: Assistance with light housekeeping, laundry, and maintaining a safe, comfortable living environment.
Medication Support: Ensuring all medications are taken correctly and on time for peace of mind and safety.
Companionship and Emotional Support: Genuine, heartfelt companionship to reduce isolation and promote emotional well-being.
Appointments and Outings: Help with scheduling, transport, and companionship for outings such as medical appointments, social events, or even just a trip to the park.
Flexible Care Options: Whether you need a few hours of care a week or full-time live-in support, our dedicated carers adapt to your needs—on your terms.
Empowering Attitude: We believe that it’s not only possible to live with dementia, but to live well. Our proactive approach encourages engagement, positivity, and a better quality of life.
Peace of Mind for Families: Knowing your loved one is in trusted, capable hands offers unmatched reassurance and relief.
Every care plan is uniquely designed to meet the specific needs, preferences, and routines of each individual.
Our compassionate care team is highly skilled and trained in specialist dementia support to deliver safe, effective, and respectful care.
Our technology-enabled platform keeps families, friends, and healthcare professionals connected with real-time updates and insights, promoting full transparency and seamless collaboration.
Round-the-clock access to support services ensures help is always just a call away—for both clients and families.
We stay in regular contact to make sure your family’s expectations are being met and that you're always informed and involved.
Regular visits and care assessments ensure the support provided evolves with your needs, maintaining the highest standards of care at all times.
Choosing the right dementia care for your loved one can be a difficult decision—but if they wish to stay at home, that option is absolutely possible. Dementia care from Mega Nursing and Care offers a meaningful alternative to residential care, with several key benefits:
| Mega Nursing and Care (at-home care) | Residential Care |
|---|---|
| Stay in the comfort and familiarity of your own home | Move into a care facility |
| Enjoy full control over meal times and food choices | Set meal schedules and menus |
| Receive dedicated, one-to-one, 24-hour support | Staff shared among multiple residents |
| Maintain your daily routines and preferred lifestyle | Adapt to structured routines |
| Family and friends can visit freely and frequently | Visiting hours may be restricted |
At-home dementia care provides personalised, continuous support while promoting independence
and quality of life all within the surroundings your loved one knows and trusts.
At Mega Nursing and Care, we go beyond just providing care — we help our clients continue enjoying the things that make life meaningful. Here are just some of the ways we’ve supported people living with dementia:
Whether it's a family holiday or a visit to relatives overseas, our carers have accompanied clients on international trips providing both care and peace of mind every step of the way.
From casual get-togethers over tea to milestone celebrations like birthdays, our carers help your loved one stay connected with the people who matter most, at home or out and about.
Be it gardening, painting, baking, or music, we support individuals in continuing the activities they love, helping them stay mentally engaged and emotionally fulfilled.
We’ve helped clients attend church services, join local social groups, or reconnect with community centres, supporting both spiritual well-being and social connection.
From peaceful walks in nature to visits to museums or seaside towns, our carers make outings possible and enjoyable, offering companionship and practical support throughout.
Whether it's the weekly grocery shop, picking up a newspaper, or browsing a local market, our carers can assist or accompany your loved one, keeping life familiar and independent.
We’ve supported clients with everything from attending sports events and pet care to helping with family events or simply enjoying a quiet moment in the garden. Whatever matters to them, we’re here to make it possible.
We offer same-day care through our Urgent Support Link service, ensuring a trained carer can be at your home within hours for emergencies like falls or hospital discharges. For non-urgent needs, we arrange a free consultation within 24–48 hours to create a personalised care plan.
Our carers undergo advanced dementia training, including Gold Standards Framework (GSF) principles for end-of-life care, validation therapy, and fall prevention techniques. They’re also trained in person-centred care to adapt to your loved one’s unique needs and personality.
~ Emma, Northampton
~ David, Milton Keynes
Our Health Care Assistants undergo the highest standard of comprehensive training in medical skills, equipment use, emergency response, patient education, communication, infection control, and cultural competence.
All completed training is signed off by our Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Our service runs 7am-10pm daily, including weekends, with 24/7 on-call coverage and a single point of access for all referrals.
By collaborating and partnering with various healthcare providers who are already involved in community-based care, this service aims to create integrated, multi-disciplinary care pathways
This allows for smooth care transitions, sharing of information and assessments, and a comprehensive, coordinated approach to treating patients intensively in their home environment while avoiding unnecessary hospital admissions.
The Gold Standard Framework (GSF) is a widely used training program and accreditation process focused on enabling high- quality delivery of palliative and end-of-life care, both in hospitals and community/home settings
We aim to ensure our clinical teams, protocols, and care pathways meet best practice standards for providing comprehensive, compassionate palliative and end-of-life care to patients being treated at
