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FAQs

Here are some frequently asked questions for BetterCareMarket’s incontinence products:

Q1. What products help support someone living with dementia?

Memory aids, orientation clocks, and simple remote controls can support independence and reduce confusion.

Q2. How can home safety be improved for dementia patients?

Motion-sensor night lights, door alarms, and non-slip mats can make the home safer and easier to navigate.

Q3. Are there activity products for dementia?

Yes, activity boards, puzzles, and sensory products provide stimulation and reduce restlessness.

Q4. What kind of daily aids are useful for dementia care?

Easy-to-use phones, medication dispensers, and large-button remotes simplify daily routines.

Q5. How do dementia care products support carers?

Carer alarms, monitoring systems, and simple orientation aids reduce stress and provide peace of mind.

Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease

If you are caring for someone with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, you know how important it is to find aids and equipment that can make daily life easier and safer. Fortunately, Better Care Market has several types of aids and equipment which are designed specifically for this purpose.

Dementia Clock

One helpful tool is a Dementia Clock, which is designed for people with memory challenges. Unlike regular clocks, these devices display the day of the week, the time of the day with specific alerts and reminders. This makes it easier for individuals to stay oriented and reduce confusion, and also maintain a sense of routine and lessen anxiety about losing track of time.

Companion Pet

Another beneficial item is the Companion Pet, which is a realistic, robotic animal designed to provide comfort and companionship. These pets mimic the behaviour of real animals, including wagging their tails and making smoothing purring sounds, without the need for feeding or grooming. They can help reduce feelings of loneliness and provide emotional support, making life more pleasant and less stressful for individuals with dementia.

Eating and Drinking Aids 

Eating and drinking can sometimes become challenging for people with dementia, therefore, specialised aids can be incredibly helpful. These products include easy grip bendable cutlery sets, scoop bowls & scoop plates, and spill-proof cups. Easy grip cutlery sets make it easier for to grip, handle and control, scoop bowls & plates and spill proof cups make help prevent spills and maintain independence during mealtime.