Alzheimer's and Other Dementias In-Home Care
Your loved one deserves to remain as safe, comfortable, and connected as possible at home.
How Alzheimer's and Other Dementias Affect Your Loved One
Alzheimer's affects memory, thinking, judgment, mood, behavior, communication, and the ability to complete everyday tasks.
These changes vary per person and progress over time.
As needs change, the level and complexity of support also changes.
In the early stage, a person may remain mostly independent but begin having trouble with words, planning, or remembering recent information.
During the middle stage, more help may be needed with daily routines. A person may become confused about time or place, choose clothing that does not suit the weather, experience sleep or behavior changes, or need help with bathing and dressing.
In the late stage, a person may require extensive assistance with personal care, mobility, and communication.
When Things Becomes Overwhelming,
We Can Handle The Care
Caring for a loved one can be deeply meaningful, but it can also become physically and emotionally overwhelming. Our caregivers can step in with trusted and dependable support.
Tailored And Responsive
No two people are the same, and their care should not be either. We get to know your loved one as a whole person, including their preferences, strengths, abilities, routines, interests, and life history. Care plans are personalized and adjusted as their needs change.
Accessible
Our mission is to make home care more accessible to older adults and families. We offer flexible home care without long-term contracts, allowing families to receive support based on their needs without committing to ongoing services.
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Proven and Professional Caregivers
Since 2016, we have been providing dependable home care through certified, trained, and background-checked caregivers. All of our caregivers are fully insured and bonded.
Areas We Can Support Your Loved One
Personal care
Gentle, respectful support with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, eating, and other daily care needs while helping your loved one feel safe and comfortable.
Meal Preparation and Shopping
Help with cooking breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks while encouraging regular meals and fluids throughout the day. We also assist with grocery shopping, household needs, and online ordering.
Light Housekeeping
Laundry, dishes, trash, sweeping, vacuuming, dusting, and cleaning commonly used areas such as bathrooms.
Transportation
Transportation to doctor appointments, errands, leisure drives, and visits with friends or family.
Respite - Giving Caregiver's A Break
Even the most loving caregivers can feel physically tired and emotionally overwhelmed.
Families often provide support day and night while also trying to manage work, health, appointments, household responsibilities, and their own emotions.
Our professional caregivers can step in so family caregivers have time to rest, run errands, attend appointments, work, or simply take a break.
Dementia & Alzheimer's Resources
We provide personalized in-home care for older adults living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or other memory-related changes.
Our goal is to help your loved one remain as safe, comfortable, and connected as possible at home.
