Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

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Alzheimer’s and dementia is characterized by cognitive impairment and memory loss. This is a gradual process, mostly classified by stages from 1 to 4, and then hospice. This condition comes in different shapes and sizes, and the signs can vary from case to case, depending on underlying issues.

What does this service include?

  • Techniques to improve communication

  • Coping strategies to deal with challenging behaviors

  • Maintenance of familiar, safe environment through daily routine

  • Memory games and activities for mental stimulation

  • Family support through resources, training, and education

  • Respite care

  • Personal support services

  • Physical activity plan

Early signs of these conditions can affect routine functioning, as they include forgetting names, difficulty with daily routines, inability to locate items, and poor judgement. These diseases often send affected individuals into hiding, creating isolation due to fear of judgement or dealing with the world, while other patients may still try to go for a walk but instead end up wandering and lost.

24/7 Care, Consistent Visits

Our 24/7 Alzheimer’s and dementia care services give you peace of mind and reassurance that your loved one is receiving quality, one-on-one support that minimizes any risk or harm to them. Our clients are carefully matched with caregivers, based on our expert Care Designer’s assessment. To avoid confusion for clients, we always strive for consistency when matching caregivers. Our caregivers will recognize any changes in a client’s routine, and our clients are comfortable receiving care from someone they trust.

Caregivers Trained in Dementia & Alzheimer’s Care

Our caregivers are trained in Dementia and Alzheimer’s care, so that they can competently deal with Alzheimer’s and related dementia. We recognize that each situation is unique. We understand how Alzheimer’s and dementia affect clients and their families and that it is a difficult process for everyone. Healthy At Home Caregivers provides support and guidance to clients and their families in dealing with ongoing challenges and responsibilities of providing care.

Relieve Family Members

In many situations, family members act as caregivers for those with Alzheimer’s and related dementia, causing a stressful environment for both parties. Our goal is to relieve family members and provide respite care, so you never need to worry whether your loved one is safe.

Activities of Daily Living & Independence

Alzheimer’s and related dementia can greatly impact a senior’s daily routine, so Healthy At Home Caregivers’ goal is to help clients get back to doing what they love. Our caregivers will not only assist clients with instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) and personal activities of daily living (ADLs), they will also ensure that clients are able to maintain their independence.

Healthy at Home Caregivers offers families and loved ones the freedom to work, travel, or simply take care of their own day-to-day obligations with peace of mind knowing their loved one is well cared for by a trained caregiver with full supervision of a Healthy at Home registered nurse. From personal hygiene and comfort, to careful monitoring of medications, to preparing healthy meals and ensuring clean bedding — even transportation to and from doctors’ offices — we provide the necessary service, attention, and care to ensure your loved one is comfortable, happy and safe.

 

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