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Alzheimer's & Dementia Care

Dementia care is specialized support designed around the unique needs of individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Our caregivers are trained in techniques that reduce anxiety, maintain routines, and preserve dignity — while giving families the respite and guidance they need to navigate this journey.

Alzheimer's & Dementia Care in the home

Overview

What Alzheimer's & Dementia Care Includes

Consistent caregiver assignments for familiarity
Structured daily routines and gentle redirection
Cognitive engagement activities and reminiscence
Wandering prevention and home safety checks
Support with personal care and meal routines
Guidance and education for family members

Who It's For

Is This the Right Fit?

Dementia care is for individuals experiencing memory loss, confusion, or cognitive decline — and for families who need trained, dependable support to keep their loved one safe at home.

Benefits

How It Helps

  • Reduces agitation through predictable routines
  • Keeps your loved one in a familiar environment
  • Provides trained, patient supervision
  • Gives families education and emotional support

A Day in the Life

What a Typical Visit May Look Like

A morning visit follows a familiar routine: a warm greeting using your loved one’s name, a simple explanation of the day, and assistance with dressing and breakfast. The caregiver might set out a favorite activity — sorting, folding, or looking at old photos — and stay nearby to offer gentle redirection if confusion arises.

Personalized

How the Care Plan Is Personalized

We learn your loved one’s life story, preferences, and triggers. A former teacher might enjoy structured activities; a former gardener might find peace in tending houseplants. We build the care plan around who they are, not just their diagnosis.

Family

Family Involvement

Dementia affects the whole family. We share what works, what triggers anxiety, and what brings comfort. We also connect families with local resources and support groups when helpful.

Available Across Our Service Areas

Alzheimer's & Dementia Care is available throughout Horry County, Georgetown County, and surrounding communities.

Find Your Local Care Team

FAQ

Alzheimer's & Dementia Care — Common Questions

Are your caregivers specially trained in dementia?
Yes. Our dementia caregivers complete specialized training in communication techniques, routine-building, behavior response, and safety. We also provide ongoing education.
Can you help with sundowning or nighttime restlessness?
Yes. We can adjust schedules to include evening hours or overnight support when sundowning is a concern. Consistency and calm routines are key.
What if my loved one does not want a caregiver?
This is common. We introduce caregivers gradually, often starting with companion activities before adding care tasks. Patience and consistency usually build trust over time.

Get Started

Request a Consultation

Talk with our care team about alzheimer's & dementia care for your family.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

We're here to answer your questions and help you find the right level of care.