Our Compassionate Care Plan for the Elderly With Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease

Find the Care Your Family Member Deserves

We offer compassionate support for families and their loved ones. The home health care and attention you need may be closer than you think.

Comfort Keepers understands the challenges associated with memory loss disease. We know that it may be difficult to adjust to the changes that accompany this category of illness, but we give you support you can count on. Our professional caregivers have the skills and knowledge to help families cope. We provide a high level of home health care to help seniors and their loved ones adjust. Our special caregivers are compassionate in their service and the recognition of the symptoms. They understand the changes in behavior that may occur, and the rate of progression varies among seniors.

We know what families must endure and are available to assist them every step of the way with out specialized home health care.

Living with Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease

The assistance we offer is committed to the preservation of independence and the physical and emotional well-being of seniors residing in their own residence in a safe environment.

What We Do to Help

Dementia Care

Our home health care providers are trained and have in-depth experience in Alzheimer’s disease and dementia care. They are equally trained to intertwine that care, along with our Interactive Caregiving system. This system of care allows the caregiver to familiarize themselves with the aging adult on a personal note. The Comfort Keeper learns about the life of the senior, their likes and dislikes. During the process of developing a relationship, the provider stimulates the client mentally and physically by engaging him in activities that work to develop or establish a creative mindset and happiness. The caregiver spends time with the senior doing things such as browsing family photos, listening to old stories, reading a favorite book aloud or discussing recent events.

Engaging seniors with memory loss illnesses in physical and mental activities helps to decrease challenging behavior, which helps them to remain tranquil and safe. Give us a call at (905) 671-4004 or contact us learn more about how we can help your aging loved one and family cope with Alzheimer’s Disease or dementia.