How do caregivers handle situations like wandering or agitation?

Caregivers use calm reassurance, simple explanations, and environmental adjustments such as clear pathways and secure exits. Familiar routines help reduce distress and safely redirect behavior.

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Dementia Care Services

Q: What is dementia care with CareChoice?

Dementia care with CareChoice provides specialized non-medical support for adults living with memory loss, confusion, or behavior changes. Care is tailored to each person’s cognitive needs, routines, and comfort level.

Q: How is dementia care different from standard senior care?

In addition to daily assistance, dementia care emphasizes structured routines, clear communication, safety strategies, and calming activities designed to reduce stress and confusion in the home.

Q: What kinds of tasks do dementia caregivers help with?

Dementia caregivers assist with personal care, meal preparation, medication reminders, mobility support, redirection, and meaningful engagement such as conversation, music, and simple activities. All care remains non-medical.

Q: Can I choose a family member to provide dementia care?

In many cases, families may select a relative or trusted friend as the primary caregiver. CareChoice can help with training and payment through approved programs, depending on state rules and eligibility.

Q: Do you provide education for family members about dementia?

Yes, CareChoice shares practical guidance on communication, safety, and daily structure. This education helps families better support their loved one at home.

Q: Can dementia care be combined with respite services for family caregivers?

Yes, families can combine dementia care with respite services to provide planned breaks for primary caregivers while maintaining consistent support for their loved one.

Q: Does dementia care include help with appointments and coordination?

Caregivers and coordinators can assist with reminders, basic scheduling, and keeping family members informed about daily care. They do not provide medical advice or treatment decisions.

Q: How do we start dementia care for a loved one?

To get started, contact CareChoice to request an assessment and discuss your loved one’s history, routines, and challenges. The team will create a personalized care plan that fits your family’s needs.

CareChoice helps families care for loved ones living with dementia. We use our expert knowledge and caring attention to help your loved one manage cognitive changes while preserving dignity and comfort in familiar surroundings.

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What Is It?

Home-based dementia care helps individuals with cognitive impairments maintain their quality of life and independence. We provide expert, non-medical support for adults with memory loss, confusion, and behavioral problems, while respecting their individuality. Our professional caregivers tailor strategies to each client’s mental ability and daily requirements.

We offer gentle, empathetic dementia care—available 24/7 or on a flexible schedule. We create peaceful routines, gently lead individuals through everyday duties, and provide compassionate care at each person’s pace.

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Who Needs Dementia Care Services?

If a member of your family:

Has been diagnosed with dementia, vascular dementia, or another cognitive disorder and requires specialized support at home.
Has trouble communicating, completing daily tasks, or is uncertain about time or place, which makes daily life more difficult.
Displays changes in personality, mood, or judgment that necessitate understanding by caregivers who have received dementia-specific training.
Lives alone or with family members who need temporary help and professional guidance to provide dependable, effective care for cognitive impairments.

Specialized Dementia Care

Our team creates personalized care plans for older adults living with dementia.

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Personal Care

Help with bathing, grooming, and dressing with patience and dignity
Light meal preparation and eating assistance
Medication reminders
Mobility support and fall prevention strategies

Professional Coordination

Regular communication with family members about progress
Caregiver education on effective techniques
Respite care provides temporary relief for family caregivers

Support and Engagement

Assistance with daily routines using clear, simple communication
Mental stimulation through appropriate activities and exercises
Reality-orientation techniques and memory prompts
Creating structured environments that reduce confusion and anxiety

Initial Consultation

We’ll discuss your loved one’s cognitive abilities, behavior, and living situation to determine how our dementia care can support them with professionalism and compassion.

Development of a Strategy

We collaborate with families to create safe, structured, and emotionally supportive care plans tailored to your loved one’s needs.

Selecting a Caregiver

Your dementia caregiver can be a trusted family member, a friend, or one of our trained professionals. You choose the caregiver, and we handle paperwork, payroll, and training.

Ongoing Support

As cognitive requirements change, our management team adapts services. We guarantee your loved one gets the right professional help, whether full-time or part-time.

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FAQs

What is dementia care with CareChoice?

Dementia care provides specialized non‑medical support for adults living with memory loss, confusion, or changes in behavior. Caregivers use gentle techniques tailored to each person’s cognitive needs and daily routine.

How is dementia care different from standard senior care?

In addition to everyday assistance, dementia care focuses on structured routines, clear communication, simple safety strategies, and activities designed to lower stress and confusion. The aim is to create a calm and predictable home environment.

What kinds of tasks do dementia caregivers help with?

Caregivers assist with personal care, meal preparation, medication reminders, mobility support, redirection, and meaningful engagement such as conversation, music, or simple activities. All support is non‑medical.

Can I choose a family member to provide dementia care?

Yes, in many cases families can choose a relative or trusted friend as the main caregiver, and CareChoice can provide training and pay through approved programs. Availability depends on state rules and program eligibility.

How do caregivers handle moments like wandering or agitation?

Caregivers use calm reassurance, simple explanations, and home adjustments such as clear paths and secure exits. They rely on familiar routines to help reduce distress and redirect your loved one safely.

Is dementia care available a few hours a day or full‑time?

Yes, dementia care is flexible and can range from short daily visits to full‑time or 24‑hour support as needs grow. Families can adjust schedules over time.

Do you provide education for family members about dementia?

Yes, part of dementia support includes sharing tips on communication, safety, and daily structure. CareChoice helps families learn practical ways to support their loved one at home.

Can dementia care be combined with respite services for family caregivers?

Families can schedule regular shifts or short‑term coverage so primary caregivers get planned breaks. This helps reduce stress while the person with dementia continues receiving consistent support.

Does dementia care include help with appointments and coordination?

Caregivers and coordinators can assist with reminders, simple scheduling, and keeping family members updated about day‑to‑day care. They do not provide medical advice but help everyone stay informed.

How do we start dementia care for a loved one?

Contact CareChoice to request an assessment and share your loved one’s history, routines, and current challenges. The team will create a personalized care plan that fits your family’s needs.