Dementia Care

While age-related forgetfulness is a part of the normal aging process, brain diseases like Alzheimer’s and other dementias can cause disruptions with thinking, behaviour, and memory. Memory care requires special skills and training. If you or a loved one is experiencing memory issues, our caregivers are well-trained to communicate and work with clients who have various forms of dementia. We stimulate, motivate, and maintain safety.

There are many activities that we encourage in order to promote self-expression and engagement, like arts and crafts, music, baking, watching family videos, and working in the garden. Homecare allows a person to live in their home for a longer amount of time, which can be more comfortable and familiar for them. Degenerative conditions such as dementia or Alzheimer’s are difficult for not only the person suffering from them, but also their family. Our caregivers help to be a support system for you during these difficult times by being a cheerleader, companion, and coach. They help you to celebrate the small wins on a day-to-day basis.