Do you have a senior loved one in Farmington Hills, MI who lives at home and struggles with dementia? At Visiting Angels of Farmington Hills, our trained dementia caregivers near you can come to your loved one’s home and provide them with non-medical care services to improve their quality of life. With our in-home dementia care near you, your loved one will receive professional care without needing to move into a memory care or assisted living facility.

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About Our Dementia Home Care Services

Our caregivers understand that every senior with dementia faces different challenges and that understanding and empathy are at the heart of good senior care. Knowing this, all of our care plans are designed individually for each client we serve. Our senior dementia support plans can include many different services including:

• Monitoring
• Mobility assistance
• Dressing and grooming assistance
• Transportation
• Companionship
• Housekeeping help
• Wandering Prevention

How Much Does Dementia Care Cost in Farmington Hills?

Wondering how much dementia services cost in Farmington Hills? Every case is unique, and costs can depend on the care type and amount needed per day. If your loved one needs a medium amount of care – say for four days a week and 8 hours per day – the cost of in-home dementia care in Farmington Hills is estimated to be $1,428-$2,856 a week. Learn more about the cost of in-home dementia care in Farmington Hills by contacting Visiting Angels today.

Additional Specialized Dementia Home Care Services

Many seniors with dementia also deal with other chronic conditions at the same time. Thankfully, our dementia care programs can be supplemented with other types of care. For instance, our non-medical palliative care services can help your loved one if they experience chronic pain or discomfort. Seniors recovering from a hospitalization can rely on our Ready Set Go Home Care program to help them properly recover and avoid return trips to the hospital. For seniors with limited life expectancy, we can provide compassionate end-of-life care services to help them stay comfortable and safe at the end of life.

Helping Seniors Stay Social

Loneliness and depression are also common challenges that seniors with dementia face. If your loved one would benefit from additional social stimulation and enrichment, our elderly companionship care programs can help. Our companionship care program offers seniors with dementia access to in-home companions who can accompany them to social events, join them in meaningful conversations, or help them with games and hobbies.

Long Distance Dementia Care

Do you and your family live in a different city or state? Visiting Angels of Farmington Hills makes it easy to coordinate care for your loved one even from across the country. Our diligent staff will communicate with you promptly and always keep you updated on your loved one’s care, feelings, and needs. No matter where you live, our dementia caregivers can provide for your loved one in the Beverly Hills, Royal Oak, Berkley, Livonia, or Southfield areas.

Taking the Next Step With Visiting Angels

We understand that you are likely considering many different nearby dementia care options for your loved one. If you’d like to learn more about how Visiting Angels in-home care can benefit your loved one, reach out to us today to schedule a complimentary care consultation. During this initial meeting, you can ask questions, get more information, and see a preliminary outline for your loved one’s dementia care plan. Contact us today at 248-957-8331 or fill out our online contact form.

"Visiting angels has been a life saver for my family. We’ve used them before and they were great, but when we moved to the Farmington area, this branch offered something unmatched to any corporate care service. It felt like my own family was caring for my own family, people who care. So it made me feel extremely comfortable. Thank you so much and keep up the great work."