Suppose your loved one has just received a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or dementia. In that case, you may be worried about them living independently. It can be challenging for people who experience memory issues to safely live on their own.
Memory care is a specific type of dementia home care that supports people with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.
Our network’s hired caregivers are trained to provide a safe and structured environment, engage in memory-enhancing activities, and address the specific needs of those with cognitive impairments.
When memory declines, certain daily functions can become more dangerous. The most important thing to consider is that sometimes you may need to ask for some help. If you decide that in-home memory care is best for your loved one, contact our office for dementia home care.
We’ll develop a personalized and unique plan for your loved one so that they can stay safe and get the care they deserve.
How home care can benefit your loved one
There are several benefits to receiving private, elderly care in the home, for you and your aging loved one. Home care providers offer respite care to family caretakers as well as the peace of mind of knowing your loved one is in good hands.
Choosing someone to care for your family is one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make. Our companion caregivers not only provide a superior level of care but also bring joy and reassurance to those they spend time with.
- Qualified caregivers. Home Instead care professionals are screened, extensively trained, and reliable
- Customized care plans. Our in-home care consultations develop an individualized care plan for your loved one’s specific home care needs.
- High-quality care. We regularly evaluate the care we provide to better it through in-person reassessments, surveys, and conversations with family and healthcare providers.