Description For Our Service
Alzheimer’s care provides specialized support for individuals facing memory loss and cognitive decline. Caregivers create structured routines and a safe environment to help patients manage daily tasks with ease.
Through personalized attention, patients receive the care they need while maintaining dignity and quality of life. This service also supports families in understanding and managing Alzheimer’s-related challenges.
How is Alzheimer’s care different from general caregiving?
Alzheimer's care focuses on memory support, routine establishment, and safety monitoring tailored to cognitive decline.
Can caregivers handle aggressive or confused behavior?
Yes, they are trained in dementia care techniques to calmly manage behavioral challenges.
Is Alzheimer’s care suitable for early-stage patients?
Yes, early support helps maintain independence and slows progression through cognitive engagement.
Can caregivers help with medication reminders?
Definitely. Medication management is a key part of Alzheimer's home care.