We transform the lives of our residents and watch them blossom under our care At ACI Care, we offer a range of services to support individuals living with dementia, as well as those who require residential or respite care. With a focus on personalised care and support, our dedicated team across four care homes in Kent, East Sussex and Northamptonshire are committed to helping residents maintain their independence and quality of life, whilst ensuring that their needs are always met. To find out more about the types of bespoke care we offer, click the options below: Whether you need a little extra help getting dressed in the morning, assistance in managing your medication or perhaps companionship and a chat over an afternoon tea, our friendly team are here to welcome you with open arms. Whilst rewarding, looking after a loved one can also be incredibly difficult at times, and taking a break from care is essential for both your well-being and your relationship with your loved one. Our respite care provides a great opportunity for you to have a much-needed break with the knowledge that you’re loved one is in safe hands. Dementia is a condition that is highly emotive when it comes to any discussion. Of course, the changes for the person with the condition are difficult to deal with, but for family members, watching the changes occur can be heart-breaking.
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OUR TESTIMONIALS
"The home was very helpful clean with lovely staff my husband was looked after very well. We could not have had better treatment."
"My brother lived at Mountside for a year, and I have to say, it was great to see him so happy and relaxed. It was very sad for us that he had to move to a home, but once he had settled, it had brought back his old glow and charm. He always said he was well cared for, and the building was beautiful.
We are so happy that he managed to get another year of being himself again after struggling so much at home. He always loved the weekly bingo!""I came to visit the other day and felt compelled to leave a review. I just read an article in the newspaper about people being forced out of hospitals and into care homes. Well from my experience at Mountside, I just want to ask why that’s a bad things? My great-aunt has been in hospital many times
"Very happy with the care my father receives. He's suffering from dementia so is not always the easiest person to deal with, but he is dealt with respectfully. If he's having a tough time emotionally, we can call the home and talk to the staff, who are always understanding and appreciate the input from us."
"My mate is really well looked after here. I know all of us are happier that he’s in a safe place getting the help and support he needs rather than being stuck in his home and struggling away. Obviously, we miss seeing him as much, but he didn’t get out much before and this way we can pop over and see him whenever we get the chance."
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