Alzheimer's and dementia clients require a specialized type of care and attention.
Memory loss & behavior changes in a loved one can be extremely challenging, but a skilled and warm-hearted caregiver can make all the difference.
We are licensed, bonded & insured to care for adults with memory loss, taking our clients’ wellbeing very seriously, and with great empathy.
All of our specialized caregivers are Memory Care & Dementia certified, receiving up to 16 hours of extensive training to learn:
How to engage with clients in challenging behavioral situations
How to react & respond to the needs of their clients
How to connect with and redirect their clients
Which activities are most stimulating
““The most trusted, reliable, caring, helpful, flexible, reasonable, knowledgeable, kind home care provider... The staff are unique, special... in all the right ways. This comes with my highest recommendation.”
Opting for care at home can protect your loved one from the emotional trauma of moving to a nursing home, keeping them in a place that's familiar and safe.
Constant, reassuring companionship by a qualified caregiver can help memory loss clients feel comfortable, and secure.
Social stimulation, coupled with familiar routines and recognizable surroundings are at the heart of compassionate memory care.
Playing games, going for walks, and talking with others can help dementia clients live happier, more fulfilling lives.
Our highly qualified memory caregivers look after clients with love and affection, helping them enjoy their lives by:
Going on walks and spending time outdoors
Enjoying meals and snacks together
Organizing and driving to social events
Reading and watching movies together
Playing games and having fun
Memory caregivers manage daily routines and make life easier by handling chores and cooking meals.
Helping shop for groceries & supplies
Cooking and preparing meals
Light housekeeping and laundry
Exercising and staying active
Arranging and driving to medical appointments
Managing schedules and other appointments
Running errands
Memory care clients may require additional assistance with personal needs. Our caregivers can assist with a variety of things like:
Help with bathing, dressing, & grooming
Using the toilet and helping with incontinence
Moving around the house and preventing falls
Reminders for medications
Helping transfer from bed to wheelchair
Reporting and checking in with family
After 30+ years in the home care business, we deeply empathize that navigating Alzheimer’s & Dementia can be a confusing and challenging task.
