Our core service outline
Meaningful engagement activities
Encourages social interaction and purposeful activities that enhance daily enjoyment and wellbeing.
Cognitive stimulation support
Activities designed to support memory, thinking skills and mental engagement in daily life.
Safety and wellbeing monitoring
Regular checks to ensure comfort, safety and overall wellbeing are consistently maintained.
Support that protects routine and reassurance
We provide dementia care that helps you stay in familiar surroundings, where routines, memories and daily comforts can still feel steady. Our dementia-trained carers focus on practical help and emotional reassurance, so support feels calm rather than disruptive. That can mean keeping to usual meal times, encouraging favourite activities, or helping with personal care in a way that respects your pace.
We build each plan around you, because dementia affects everyone differently and small details often matter most. Families across Newton Abbot, Teignbridge, Dawlish, Chudleigh, Exmouth and the wider Devon area, choose Unicare Devon when home still feels like the right place, but they need extra support. We work to protect your independence for as long as possible while keeping your safety, well-being and quality of life in clear view.
How we shape care around daily life
Our process starts with a dementia-specific assessment so we can understand your routines, preferences and the kind of support that will make each day easier. From there, we create a personalised care plan that reflects how you like things done at home, from communication style to meaningful engagement. Consistency matters, which is why we aim for familiar carers who can build trust and reduce confusion over time.
We also support medication where required and monitor your safety and wellbeing without making care feel intrusive. Unicare Devon keeps your family involved with regular communication, because effective dementia support works best when you feel informed and included.
Why home-based dementia support matters
A familiar home environment can reduce distress and help everyday tasks feel less overwhelming. Gentle prompts and steady routines can help you feel more confident with washing, dressing, meals and moving around the house. Regular companionship can also ease isolation, which is especially important when memory changes begin to affect conversation or confidence.
In Newton Abbot and surrounding areas, we help keep daily life more recognisable, more settled and more connected to the people who matter. We also provide respite care to give family carers a well-earned break, alongside rewarding care roles for those looking to build a career in supporting others.
FAQs
Lorraine, Google
Uni care are a fantastic organisation. They look after my elderly mother very well I cannot fault any individual. There care and skills are second to none. I’m a carer myself any I can identify good care when I see it . Excellent staff from office staff to carers . Thank you very much I really appreciate everything you do .