Night-Time Dementia Care: Keeping People Safe While Protecting Family Sleep
Night-Time Dementia Care: Keeping People Safe While Protecting Family Sleep Night-time can be one of the hardest parts of caring for someone with dementia. While the rest of the world winds down, many people with dementia become more confused, anxious, or restless. As a result, families often face broken sleep, constant vigilance, and deep exhaustion. Common night-time behaviours can include: Wandering around the house or trying to leave Calling out repeatedly Refusing to go to bed or get dressed for sleep Waking frequently and feeling unsure whether it’s day or night Over time, disturbed nights can affect both physical and …
Dementia and Distressed Behaviour: How Behaviour Support Plans Work at Home
Dementia and Distressed Behaviour: How Behaviour Support Plans Work at Home When someone lives with dementia, changes in behaviour can be one of the hardest things for families to manage. A loved one who was once calm may become agitated, suspicious, angry, or withdrawn. Sometimes they may shout, pace, resist personal care, or try to leave the house. These behaviours are often described as “challenging”. However, they are usually a response to something—pain, fear, confusion, boredom, unmet needs, or a sudden change in routine. A behaviour support plan helps you respond with structure and compassion. Instead of reacting in the …
Complex Care for Progressive Neurological Conditions (MND, MS, Parkinson’s): Planning Ahead at Home
Complex Care for Progressive Neurological Conditions (MND, MS, Parkinson’s): Planning Ahead at Home A diagnosis of a progressive neurological condition such as motor neurone disease (MND), multiple sclerosis (MS) or Parkinson’s disease can feel life-changing. For many people and families, one question comes up early: “What will this mean for our life at home—now and in the future?” Although every journey is different, these conditions often involve changes over time. Planning ahead doesn’t mean giving up hope. Instead, it helps you make practical choices that support safety, comfort, and independence for as long as possible. Nurse-led complex care at home …
Living at Home After a Brain Injury: A Nurse-Led Complex Care Approach
Living at Home After a Brain Injury: A Nurse-Led Complex Care Appro A brain injury changes life in an instant – not just for the person affected, but for everyone around them. After the shock of hospital and rehabilitation, the move back home can bring a mix of relief and anxiety. Families often tell us: “We’re so glad to have them home… but we’re terrified of getting it wrong.” Life after a brain injury can involve: Physical challenges (mobility, fatigue, pain) Cognitive difficulties (attention, memory, planning) Changes in behaviour and mood (frustration, anxiety, depression) It can be hard to know …
Ventilation and Tracheostomy Care at Home: Preparing Your House and Your Family
Ventilation and Tracheostomy Care at Home: Preparing Your House and Your Family The idea of bringing someone home with a ventilator or tracheostomy can feel overwhelming. You might be excited to leave hospital, but also scared: Will our house be safe enough? What if something goes wrong in the middle of the night? How will the rest of the family cope with all the equipment and noise? The good news is that, with the right planning and a skilled nurse-led team around you, ventilation and tracheostomy care at home can be safe, structured and less frightening than it first appears. …
How We Work with NHS Trusts and ICBs to Keep Complex Patients at Home
How We Work with NHS Trusts and ICBs to Keep Complex Patients at Home Hospitals save lives – but they are not always the best place for people to live long-term, especially those with complex and ongoing health needs. Many patients, families and clinicians want the same thing: safe, well-supported care at home, with the right clinical oversight and a clear plan if things change. Making that happen takes real partnership. At Aeon Nursing, we work closely with NHS Trusts, Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), discharge teams and Continuing Healthcare services to design and deliver nurse-led complex care at home. That …
Why Work in Community Complex Care? A Rewarding Career Path for Nurses & HCAs
Across the UK, many nurses and healthcare assistants are re-evaluating their career paths. Pressures within acute hospitals and residential care settings — including staffing shortages, long shifts, and limited continuity of care — have led professionals to seek roles that are both clinically fulfilling and sustainable. Community complex care offers an alternative that allows healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality, person-centred care while maintaining strong clinical standards. At Aeon Nursing, our nurse-led model ensures that nurses and HCAs are supported, supervised, and empowered in their roles. What Is Community Complex Care? Community complex care involves providing specialist, often long-term, care to …
We’re Hiring in Norwich & Across Norfolk: Join Aeon Nursing’s Care Team
We’re hiring Community Care Assistants in Norwich and across Norfolk to join Aeon Nursing’s growing nurse-led care team. At Aeon Nursing Ltd, we are proud to be a leading provider of adult social care and nurse-led complex care services. We support adults and children with complex needs to live as independently as possible in the comfort, safety, and security of their own homes. If you have a caring nature, strong values, and a genuine passion for making a positive difference, we would love to hear from you. Who Are Aeon Nursing? Aeon Nursing is a specialist provider of community-based care, …
