Dementia care in Singapore refers to specialised support for individuals experiencing cognitive decline due to conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease. It involves structured care plans that address memory loss, behavioural changes, and physical health challenges.

Unlike general elderly care, dementia care requires trained professionals who understand how to manage confusion, agitation, and progressive memory deterioration. Care includes:

• Cognitive stimulation programmes
• Behavioural management strategies
• Medication supervision
• Assistance with daily living activities
• Continuous safety monitoring

At Red Crowns, our approach focuses on preserving independence while ensuring residents remain safe, engaged, and supported throughout each stage of the condition.

Our team is trained to support a wide range of dementia conditions, each requiring a tailored care approach:

Alzheimer’s Disease
The most common type of dementia, characterized by gradual memory loss, confusion, and changes in behavior.

Vascular Dementia
Often caused by reduced blood flow to the brain, leading to impaired reasoning, planning, and judgment.

Lewy Body Dementia
Associated with abnormal protein deposits in the brain, causing cognitive decline, hallucinations, and movement issues.

Mixed Dementia
A combination of two or more types, often involving Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia.

Each resident receives an individualised care plan based on their diagnosis, symptoms, and progression stage.

• Secure environments to prevent wandering
• Trained caregivers in dementia-specific care
• Regular health monitoring and reporting
• Emergency response protocols
• Collaboration with healthcare professionals

Our facilities are designed to minimise risk while providing a calm and structured living environment for residents.

There are several financial support options available in Singapore to help manage dementia care costs:

• CPF MediSave for approved medical expenses
• Subsidies through the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
• CHAS (Community Health Assist Scheme) for eligible patients

Our care coordinators can assist you in understanding eligibility and applying for available subsidies to reduce financial burden.