Blessings Home Care

04/05/2026

Easter is a reminder that love, hope, and compassion can change lives—something we strive to share every day.

04/05/2026

He is Risen! Hope lives! ✝️

04/04/2026

Between sorrow and resurrection, we pause and reflect ✝️

04/03/2026

Because of His sacrifice, we have hope. ✝️

04/03/2026

04/02/2026

Congratulations to Melissa! She is our Caregiver of the Month for March! Melissa has a kind heart and is always willing to help when she can fit it into her busy schedule! We appreciate your work and dedication to our clients! Thanks for doing all you do for them! We appreciate you Melissa! ❤️

03/19/2026

Give them time…time an patience are of essence!

03/19/2026

Have a blessed day!

03/18/2026

Good reminders!

03/17/2026

From all of us at Blessings Home Care, Happy St Patrick's Day! 🍀

03/16/2026

‘Is it typical for someone with dementia to sleep during the day?’

Yes, it is quite common for someone with dementia to spend a lot of time sleeping, both during the day and night.

Sleeping more and more is a common feature of later-stage dementia.

As the disease progresses, the damage to a person’s brain becomes more extensive and they gradually become weaker and frailer over time.

As a result, they may find it quite exhausting to do relatively simple tasks like communicating or eating.

The type of dementia a person has can affect their sleep.

People who have dementia caused by Lewy body disease are often sleepy by day but have very restless and disturbed nights. They may often unknowingly ‘act’ out their dreams by shouting and moving around in bed.

What should I do if a person with dementia is sleeping a lot?

It can be worrying, but if they don’t appear to be uncomfortable or distressed, then sleeping more during the day isn’t normally a reason to be worried.