Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

For those suffering from Alzheimer’s and Dementia, being placed in a facility can be confusing and sometime even scary.  Our Caregivers and Direct Care Workers make it possible for your loved one to spend their remaining years at home, regardless of their memory impairment.  Our many years of experience have given us the opportunity to perfect the skills required to care for seniors suffering from Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease. Providing compassionate care to the memory impaired requires patience as well as a good understanding of how seniors are affected by diseases of this nature.  Our Direct Care Workers have the experience, training, and knowledge to provide your loved one with safe and consistent dementia care in the comfort of their own home.

How We Can Help

• Safety Monitoring
• Medication Reminders
• Meal Preparation
• Hygienic Care and Bathing
• Companionship
• Incontinence and Toilet Care
• Dressing and Grooming

At The Caring Connection, We Feel It is extremely important for our Caregivers to understand how Dementia and Alzheimer’s affect our loved ones.  Dementia Care requires a good understanding of how techniques such as validation therapy work as well as how and when to redirect an anxious, angry or frightened client.  Each Direct Care Worker is fully trained in how to utilize the proper skills and techniques to provide your loved one with the care they will benefit from.

If your friend or family member is diagnosed with memory impairment and is in need of professional home care, please call our office to make an appointment for a free consultation.  Our Care Coordinator will meet with you and assess the needs of your loved one.  Together, we will determine a plan of care tailored to meet those needs.  Memory impairments do not have to be the determining factor in whether or not your loved one remains in their home.