In Home Care for Seniors With Dementia

Our caregivers are trained in positive redirection techniques and person-centered approaches to de-escalate situations and minimize distress. We prioritize understanding the underlying triggers for challenging behaviors and work closely with families to develop individualized strategies for maintaining well-being.

Yes! We understand that needs evolve over time. Our care plans are flexible and adjusted in collaboration with you and your loved one’s healthcare team. We offer care ranging from companionship and support with daily tasks to more intensive assistance as the disease progresses.

We offer respite care to provide family caregivers with much-needed breaks. We also connect families to support groups, educational resources, and counseling services to help manage the emotional toll of caregiving.

With the right care plan and support, individuals may be able to live in their home for the rest of their lives, even as their needs change. In-home care can adapt and grow, offering assistance from daily living activities to around-the-clock supervision.

Caring for someone with dementia can be tough. Here are some clues to consider:

1. Struggles Daily: Forgetting meals, neglecting hygiene, or needing help with chores.

2. Safety Concerns: Wandering, forgetting appliances, or making risky decisions.

3. Health Decline: Weight loss, medication issues, or unexplained injuries.

It's always better to have a little extra help than not have any at all. In-home memory support can provide the support your loved one needs while allowing them to stay in the comfort of their own home.

Yes, but on a case-by-case basis. It's best to get approval first from your current memory care facility and we are happy to speak with them as well.