Compassionate Alzheimer’s & Dementia In-Home Care
Personalized memory care from caregivers trained in specialized dementia support, overseen by experienced nurses committed to safety, dignity and comfort.
Understanding Memory Related Conditions
Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease affect more than memory, it also impacts communication, behaviour, judgment, and daily functioning.
Every person’s experience is unique, so we tailor care to the individual, not only the diagnosis.
Common Early Signs to Watch For:
Difficulty remembering recent conversations or events
Getting lost in familiar places
Mood or personality changes
Struggling with familiar tasks like cooking or bills
Increased anxiety or confusion in unfamiliar situations
Whole Person Approach to Memory Care
Dementia care requires more than tasks — it requires presence. Our team blends clinical skill with compassion to create support that adapts as needs change.
Our caregivers are trained in:
Gentle redirection and de-escalation
Clear communication at each stage of memory loss
Meaningful engagement and structured routines
Managing behaviors with patience and respect
Fall prevention and safety awareness
Our nursing team personalizes every plan to reflect:
Cognitive abilities and personal preferences
Life history and daily comfort routines
Safety considerations and structure
Family goals and evolving needs
Our Dementia Care Services
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Gentle assistance with bathing, dressing, and meals
Structured routines that ease confusion
Medication reminders and wellness monitoring
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Understanding behavior changes and emotional needs
Managing sundowning, agitation, or wandering
Creating calm, engaging environments
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Home safety checks and fall prevention
24-hour supervision when needed
Wandering prevention and emergency protocols
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Communication tools and coping techniques
Guidance on disease progression and what to expect
Legal and financial planning resources
Support Through Every Stage
From early signs to late stage, we’re with you every step of the way.
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Early Stage
Medication and appointment coordination
Light household and social support
Family planning and education
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Middle Stage
Increased supervision and safety support
Personal care assistance
Behavior management and structured routine
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Late Stage
24-hour care and comfort measures
Advanced medical coordination
Emotional and respite support for family
Helpful Tips for Families
Communication Tips
Speak slowly and clearly with one idea at a time
Validate emotions even if facts are wrong
Avoid arguing or correcting
Creating a Calming Environment
Maintain daily routines
Reduce clutter and noise
Use labels, photos, and familiar objects
Handling Difficult Moments
Look for triggers (fatigue, hunger, overstimulation)
Redirect with calming music, touch, or photos
Stay calm—your energy affects theirs
FAQs
How do I know it’s time to get help?
When daily safety, emotional well-being, or caregiver stress become concerns—early support makes a big difference.
How do you handle resistance or agitation?
We use person-centered approaches and de-escalation techniques rooted in understanding emotional needs.
What if my loved one doesn’t accept help?
We introduce care slowly, focusing on companionship and comfort before tasks.
Can you help with other health issues too?
Yes. Many of our clients have other conditions like diabetes or Parkinson’s. Our RN-led team ensures holistic care.
Start with a Free Memory Care Assessment
Our RN will visit your home to:
Assess safety and cognitive needs
Understand routines and preferences
Build a care plan tailored to your loved one