Dementia Care Focused on Safety, Routine and Quality of Life
Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia requires patience, consistency and an understanding of how cognitive changes affect everyday life.
Affordable Home Care Solutions provides dementia-focused home care supported by nurse oversight and caregiver training.
Care That Meets the Person Where They Are
Dementia affects every person differently.
Our goal is to support the individual’s current abilities, routines and preferences while helping reduce confusion, frustration and unnecessary disruption.
Care may include:
- Personal care
- Meal support
- Medication reminders
- Mobility assistance
- Companionship
- Safety supervision
- Routine and cueing
- Redirection
- Family communication
- Respite for family caregivers
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Nurse-Developed Caregiver Training
Our caregivers receive nurse-developed training designed to help them better understand the needs of people with dementia.
Training includes practical guidance around:
- Communication
- Changes in behavior
- Resistance to care
- Fall prevention
- Changes in condition
- Safety concerns
- Escalating concerns to the care team
Consistency Matters
Familiar faces and predictable routines can make a meaningful difference.
We work to provide consistent caregivers and a care plan that reflects the client’s daily habits, preferences and needs.
Support for the Whole Household
Dementia does not affect only the person receiving care.
Families often need:
- Respite
- Guidance
- Communication
- Reassurance
- Help coordinating changing needs
Our team works with families to help them understand what is happening and what support may be needed next.
Common Signs More Help May Be Needed
- Increasing confusion
- Wandering or unsafe behavior
- Missed meals
- Medication concerns
- Changes in hygiene
- Falls
- Sleep disruption
- Resistance to care
- Caregiver exhaustion
How Care Starts
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Step 1: Talk with our team
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Step 2: Complimentary in-home assessment
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Step 3: Personalized care plan
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Step 4: Care begins
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you care for people with Alzheimer’s disease?
- Yes.
- Can dementia care start with only a few hours?
- Yes. Care can range from scheduled hourly support to more extensive coverage depending on need.
- Can care increase as dementia progresses?
- Yes. The care plan and schedule can change over time.
Let’s Talk About What Home Could Look Like.
Whether you need a few hours of help or around-the-clock support, our team can help you understand your options.