Dementia and Alzheimer's care
Calm, consistent care from caregivers trained to support memory loss, confusion and changes in behaviour.
Familiar surroundings matter a great deal to someone living with dementia. We keep the same small group of caregivers with your parent, build days around routine, and keep you informed as needs change.
What's included
- Consistent caregivers who get to know your parent's history and habits
- Structured daily routines and meaningful activities
- Help with personal care, meals and medication reminders
- Support for sundowning, wandering and anxiety
- Safety checks around the home
- Regular updates and planning conversations with family
Who it helps
- A recent diagnosis, when the family is working out what comes next
- A spouse caring for a partner with Alzheimer's who needs rest
- People in the middle and later stages who want to stay at home as long as possible
Often combined with
Companionship
Regular visits for conversation, walks, cards, hobbies and a second set of eyes on how things are going.
Respite care
A trained caregiver steps in so family caregivers can rest, work, travel or simply have an afternoon off.
Overnight and 24-hour care
Someone in the home through the night, or around the clock, for people who should not be alone.
Talk to someone who can help today
A care coordinator will listen, answer your questions and book a free visit at home. No cost, no obligation.