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Dementia Reablement Service

Free service from Cheshire East Council

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  • Run by Cheshire East Council

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  • Free to use

    There is no charge.

A free, short-term council service helping Cheshire East residents with an early-stage dementia diagnosis, and their carers, build the skills and confidence to manage day to day. Run by Care4CE.

At a glance

Run by
Cheshire East Council

Who it’s for

Cheshire East residents aged 18 and over with an early-stage dementia diagnosis, and the people who care for them

How to get help

  • Self-referral by phone
  • Or referral from a GP
  • Memory clinic
  • Health professional
  • Adult social care or community mental health team

Areas covered

North: Alderley Edge, Congleton, Handforth, Holmes Chapel, Knutsford, Macclesfield, Poynton, Wilmslow. South: Alsager, Audlem, Crewe, Middlewich, Nantwich, Sandbach

Opening hours

Opening hours
Mon to Thu9am to 5pm
Fri9am to 4.30pm

What they offer

  • Support after diagnosis
  • Practical skills and strategies
  • Support for family carers
  • Home visits
  • Telephone support

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Quick answers about Dementia Reablement Service

What is Dementia Reablement Service?
Dementia Reablement Service is a free, short-term council service helping Cheshire East residents with an early-stage dementia diagnosis, and their carers, build the skills and confidence to manage day to day. Run by Care4CE.
How do I contact Dementia Reablement Service?
You can phone 01625 378287, or visit cheshireeast.gov.uk/livewell/health-matters/health-conditions/dementia/dementia-reablement-service.aspx.
What are the opening hours of Dementia Reablement Service?
Mon to Thu 9am to 5pm; Fri 9am to 4.30pm.
What does Dementia Reablement Service offer?
Cheshire East residents aged 18 and over with an early-stage dementia diagnosis, and the people who care for them.

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