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Visiting Angels caregivers specializing in dementia and Alzheimer’s care will create a comprehensive and personalized memory care plan for your senior. Our dedicated and compassionate caregivers will use their training and experience to foster a sense of security for your loved one and family. They’ll also maintain familiar routines and prioritize your aging loved one’s dignity and respect.

Your loved one will receive a customized care plan tailored to their dementia type that is consistent with their diagnosis and makes their daily life as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

Different Dementia Types and Care Services

Understanding the different types of dementia is essential for providing appropriate and personalized care. In-home care services should be tailored to the specific needs of each dementia type, encompassing daily living assistance and physical and emotional support to enhance your loved one’s well-being and quality of life.

Types of Dementia

Available Services

  • Help getting dressed
  • Hygiene assistance
  • Light housekeeping
  • Medication reminders
  • Preparing meals
  • Transportation to appointments
  • Walking and mobility assistance
  • Wandering prevention

Get Started with In-Home Dementia Care

We make it easy to find the appropriate services and the right dementia care provider for your loved one.
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Schedule A Free Home Care Consultation

This free home care consultation will give our caregivers the chance to learn about your loved one and their current needs. At the same time, coordinators will help answer any questions you have about in-home care.
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Create A Home Care Plan

Following the consultation, Visiting Angels will develop a personalized and comprehensive care plan for your loved one.
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Meet Your Caregiver

The final step is matching your loved one with a qualified, knowledgeable, and compassionate care provider. All Visiting Angels caregivers have been carefully screened prior to placement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Although dementia care facilities usually offer a range of activities for older adults, familiar routines and social connection may be limited. Our caregivers provide one-on-one support and companionship for aging adults at home or in long-term care settings.

In addition to understanding the personal care needs of your loved one with dementia, our caregivers will learn about individual preferences that provide comfort and security. Caregivers will also learn about your loved one’s favorite hobbies, TV shows, and social activities to provide genuine companionship along with a familiar routine.

As your loved one’s dementia symptoms change, we will review and adjust the care plan to ensure they receive the best personal care. For example, if your loved one gets increasingly agitated at night, we may adjust the care plan to include overnight care and increased safety measures to prevent wandering.