Alzheimer's & Dementia Companionship
Calm, predictable, one-on-one care for clients living with memory loss. Routines, redirection, familiar activities — never medical treatment.
Caring for someone with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia is its own kind of work. It calls for patience that doesn't run out at noon, a sense of when to redirect and when to step back, and the willingness to enter their version of the day rather than insisting on yours. Our referred caregivers receive specific dementia-care training and follow a calm, predictable routine that helps reduce agitation and sundowning.
What's included
- Consistent daily routines that support memory and reduce confusion
- Gentle redirection during repetitive questions or fixation
- Familiar activities — music from their decade, photo albums, gardening, simple cooking
- Sundowning support during the late afternoon and evening hours
- Wander prevention strategies, including environmental cues and quiet reassurance
- Personal care delivered with maximum dignity, modified for cognitive ability
- Family education and notes on what's working and what isn't
- Coordination with the Alzheimer's Association and your loved one's physician
Special Needs Registry: If you or your loved one has a medical condition or disability that may require assistance during a hurricane or emergency, we will help you register with the Volusia County Special Needs Registry.
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