Bettercaremarket supports the elderly, and applies 5% discount for all senior card holders. Please register and add your senior card number. The discount will automatically display in the Cart and the Checkout.
BetterCareMarket understands that people with dementia often face several difficulties during mealtime. Memory loss and confusion can make it hard for them to remember how to use utensils or even recognise food. This can lead to frustration and anxiety.
Coordination issues and tremors may cause spills and accidents, making the act of eating physically challenging. Additionally, some individuals may eat slowly or become easily distracted, causing their food to become cold which can make the meal less appealing and nutritious.
BetterCareMarket offers a range of specialised aids designed to help people with dementia at mealtime. Our red bendable cutlery set features a flexible metal shaft that bends to any angle - right to left, reducing the effort needed to grip them. The ergonomic handles are comfortable and sec+ure, reducing the effort needed to grip them and helps prevent drops and spills. The handles are vividly coloured red, making it easier for those who are cognitively or visually impaired to distinguish.
Scoop Bowls and Scoop Plates are essential tools for individuals with dementia. These bowls and plates feature raised edges that help guide food onto the spoon or fork, preventing it from spilling over the sides. The non-slip bases prevents them from sliding around, making self-feeding easier, and reduces the need for constant carer assistance during meals.
Some individuals with dementia may eat their food slowly, or are easily distracted, causing their food to become cold. Thermo plates are equipped with an insulated layer that can be filled with hot water.
This feature helps keep the food warmer, ensuring that even slower eaters can enjoy their meal at a comfortable temperature. By keeping food warm throughout the meal, thermal plates reduce the need for frequent reheating, which not only saves time and effort for carers but also minimises distractions.