Dementia In-Home Care
Caring for a family member living with a memory disorder is both rewarding and challenging. With limited help at home, caring for a family member with a memory impairment may sometimes be frustrating. If you or a loved one can benefit from additional care support at home, Accountable Home Care is here to help. Allow our patient care coordinator to assist you in creating a comprehensive care plan designed for cognitive engagement and supportive activities. A licensed caregiver referred by Accountable Home Care provides respite care, activities, companionship and personal care for proper hygiene. Incorporating a certified nursing assistant (CNA) to provide non-medical supportive care for an individual at home promotes quality of life and helps to maintain a person’s dignity.
Living with Alzheimer’s Care, Parkinson’s disease and Other Memory Impairments
As memory problems progress and symptoms worsen, dementia can often make daily tasks such as bathing and self-care such as personal grooming more difficult. Additional care support from a licensed caregiver referred by Accountable Home Care allows much needed emotional and physical support while maintaining privacy in a familiar, home environment.
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, at least two of the following mental functions must be significantly impaired to be considered dementia:
- Memory
- Communication and language
- Ability to focus and pay attention
- Reasoning and judgement
- Visual perception
Hourly Care Offering Companionship, Emotional Support and Safety
Most common request is for a licensed caregiver who can engage, socialize and help keep routine while they are in their home. Taking walks together, working on puzzles and chores throughout the house are just a few of the common tasks families request. A caregiver who is knowledgable of the disease management process of dementia / Alzheimer’s disease is important to aging in place. Behavior and mood of a patient may vary and having a licensed caregiver knowledgable and trained in dementia can create a safe and loving environment. We strive to offer compassionate one-on-one, non-medical care and quality companionship to seniors and anyone with special needs.
Licensed Caregivers Trained in Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care
Accountable Home Care offers families and clients living with dementia or Parkinson’s disease years of experience. We understand the challenges of aging in place and can help be a solution to your needs. We provide a wide range of assistance with daily living, helping to create a positive and communicative environment. Our goal is to aid in providing a sense of calm and protection in a safe dwelling. The qualified senior caregivers available 24/7 to provide the care and comfort to your family member needs include:
- Light Housekeeping
- Personal Care – Bathing, Dressing and Transfer Assistance
- Meal prep and nutritional support
- Daily activities encouraging mental stimulation such as board games, puzzles and exercise.