Specialized, compassionate in-home care for individuals living with dementia — delivered by trained caregivers who understand the unique challenges of cognitive decline.
Every care plan is tailored to the stage and type of dementia, and adjusted as needs evolve.
Our caregivers receive dedicated Alzheimer's and dementia care training.
We meet clients where they are — with patience, compassion, and respect.
Caregivers are trained to identify and prevent wandering, falls, and other risks.
We keep families informed and involved every step of the way.
Dementia care is specialized in-home support for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. It goes beyond standard personal care to include cognitive engagement, behavioral support, and safety monitoring tailored to the progression of the disease.
Dementia care requires specialized training in communication techniques, behavior management, and safety protocols specific to cognitive decline. Our caregivers are trained to handle confusion, agitation, sundowning, and wandering with calm, evidence-based approaches.
Yes. Sundowning — increased confusion and agitation in the late afternoon and evening — is common in dementia. Our caregivers use structured routines, calming activities, and environmental adjustments to help manage these symptoms.
Signs include increasing forgetfulness, confusion about time or place, personality changes, difficulty with daily tasks, or safety concerns at home. Call us at (678) 758-2858 for a free consultation — we'll help you assess the right level of care.
Contact us today for a free in-home assessment and personalized dementia care plan.