Dementia Care
Patient, familiar care for memory loss.
Calm routines and caregivers who know how to help when memory fades, in the comfort of home.
Signs it may be time for help
- Forgetting meals or medication
- Getting confused in familiar places
- Repeating questions or growing anxious
- A family caregiver who is worn out
How we help
- Familiar daily routines
- Patient conversation and redirection
- Meals and hydration
- Medication reminders
- Safety supervision
- Activities that engage the mind
- Bathing and personal care
- Respite for family caregivers
Companion Care supports early memory loss. When hands-on help is needed, our Elder Care aides provide it under the supervision of a registered nurse.
Down syndrome and Alzheimer's
Adults with Down syndrome face a higher risk of early-onset Alzheimer's disease. Our team understands both. Learn about Family Bridge Care.
Getting started is simple
Call or send a note
Free, no pressure. Send a note
We build your plan
At home, around your routines.
Care begins
Often within 48 hours.
Common questions
How much does care cost?
Companion Care starts at $32 an hour and Elder Care at $37 an hour, with a 3-hour minimum visit. You get exact pricing in writing before care begins. See our Cost of Care page for details and a cost calculator.
Can you help with wandering or sundowning?
Yes. Caregivers use calm redirection, steady routines, and close supervision, and for Elder Care clients our nurse adjusts the care plan as needs change. We do not provide locked or secured memory care.
How do you choose a caregiver for someone with dementia?
We match your loved one with a caregiver who has experience with memory loss and the patience it takes, and we keep the same caregiver whenever possible, because familiar faces matter.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
No. You can contact us directly to get started. For Elder Care, our nurse may ask for your loved one's doctor and medication list to build a safe care plan.