ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA CARE
Alzheimer's and dementia care at home
Calm, patient help at home for people living with memory loss: personal care, meals, companionship, and a watchful eye.
We learn your loved one’s routines and what comforts them, so care feels familiar. And you finally get time to rest.
When home care may help
Daily Routines Are Becoming Harder
Help when meals, hygiene, appointments, or household tasks become harder.
Being Alone Is Becoming a Concern
An attentive presence when confusion, mobility changes, or wandering are a concern.
Family Caregiving Is Taking Over
Scheduled support so family caregivers can rest, work, and keep their own appointments.
Support for a familiar day
Every day is shaped around what your loved one can do and enjoys.
Personal Care
Respectful assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
Meals and Daily Routines
Meal preparation, hydration prompts, medication reminders, laundry, and light housekeeping.
Attentive Supervision
Gentle reminders, calm redirection, and someone nearby throughout the visit.
Companionship and Engagement
Conversation, music, walks, and activities based on interests and current abilities.
Mobility and Transportation
Help getting around safely, plus rides to appointments.
Family Caregiver Relief
Scheduled support so family members can rest, work, and keep their own appointments.
We begin with the person
If you are looking for care for yourself, we want to hear what you enjoy, when help would be welcome, and what makes you comfortable.
If you are asking for someone you love, we will ask about their history, interests, routines, and ways of communicating, including what brings reassurance or distress. Their preferences and participation remain part of care planning.
Then we choose a caregiver with the right dementia-care experience and prepare them with what we’ve learned.
Caregiver preparation and fit
If you move forward, a nurse visits for a free assessment. Before the first visit, your caregiver learns how your loved one communicates, what they need, and what they enjoy.
“We had one caregiver who became part of our family” | Laurie K., Client
If the fit isn’t right, tell us and we’ll work on a better match.
An office team stays involved
Our office handles scheduling and questions. If a caregiver can’t make it, we keep you in the loop and work to send a qualified replacement.
Family members may participate with the client’s permission. The person receiving care remains part of the conversation.
Start with the support needed now
Care can be scheduled days, evenings, overnights, weekends, holidays, or around the clock.
Questions about cost, scheduling, or payment? Review our Care Resources or talk with our care team.
You can adjust the schedule as things change.
Compare Live-In and 24-Hour CareSupport beyond the visit
Prepared Around the Person
Your caregiver knows your loved one’s routines before the first visit.
Supported Beyond the Visit
Our office keeps you updated and adjusts care as needs change.
Responsive When Care Can’t Wait
Our office team is available 24/7 whenever you need to talk.
How care begins
Schedule Your Free Care Consultation
Tell us what’s changing and what help you want. It’s free, with no obligation.
Build the Care Plan and Schedule
We arrange the nurse assessment and develop the care plan together.
Meet Your Caregiver Team and Begin Care
We prepare caregivers and confirm the schedule and first visit.
Start planning before it becomes urgent
A new diagnosis doesn’t mean care has to start right away.
Our Care Planning Partnership helps your family understand the options now, so you know who to call when the time comes.
Let’s talk about what’s changing
Tell us what’s changing and where you need help. Choose “Memory or dementia support” in the form.
No diagnosis or medical history needed.
It’s free, with no obligation. Our office team is available 24/7.
Book a Free Care Consultation
Answer a few quick questions and a member of our care team will call you back. Need care today or tomorrow? Calling is fastest.
Thank you. We have your request.
A care coordinator will call you from (206) 209-0373. Save the number so you know it’s us.
Since you need care today or tomorrow, you’re also welcome to call us now. We answer 24/7.
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