Horder Healthcare is offering dementia patients The Butterfly Scheme

On 8th November 2016, Horder Healthcare introduced The Butterfly Scheme to help those suffering with dementia. Horder Healthcare are proud to have implimented the scheme across both The Horder Centre and The McIndoe Centre.

Staff at The Horder Centre in Crowborough/The McIndoe Centre in East Grinstead/Horder Healthcare Tunbridge Wells/Horder Healthcare Seaford/Horder Healthcare Eastbourne will continue to receive training session so that they can offer good dementia care to patients who need it.

What is The Butterfly Scheme?

The Butterfly Scheme has been adopted by more than a hundred hospitals across the UK where the butterfly logo is used to show patients that staff and carers have been equipped with the essential skills which means patients can receive care that is tailored to their needs. All staff who interact with patients are trained to offer a specific five point targeted response so they can provide reliable and insightful support.

As part of our 2017 appeal, we raised £15,000. A portion of which was designated to go towards our new dementia friendly rooms.

If you want to donate towards our 2018 Spring appeal, please click here.

Page last reviewed on 15/06/2018

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