Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care at Home
Patient, specially trained WellnessMates who help people with memory loss stay safe, engaged and themselves, in the home they know.
Care that goes beyond daily needs
Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are hard on the person and on everyone who loves them. We offer care that does more than cover the basics: it brings structure, company and moments of real enjoyment to each day.
We believe care means looking after body, mind and spirit together. Familiar surroundings, a steady routine and a caregiver who knows the person well make a difference you can see.
Our WellnessMates approach
We call our caregivers WellnessMates, and here is why.
Specialized training
WellnessMates are trained for the particular challenges of dementia and Alzheimer’s.
Structured, purposeful days
Each visit follows a plan of activities suited to the person’s abilities and mood.
Real companionship
Clients come to see their WellnessMate as a friend, and the feeling is mutual.
Consistent caregivers
The same familiar faces, motivated to give their best on every visit.
Keeping the mind active
Staying mentally and socially active is widely recommended for brain health. It cannot cure or promise to prevent dementia, but it supports mood, engagement and quality of life. Our visits include:
Cognitive exercises: memory games, puzzles and music
Social time: conversation, storytelling and shared activities
Hobbies that spark curiosity: art, board games and old favorites
These activities come from our Brainergize 60+ program.
What dementia care includes
Practical support, set out in a care plan and reviewed by our nurses.
Meals
Preparing meals and keeping to dietary restrictions the person may no longer remember.
Medication reminders
Prompts to take medication, with anything missed documented and reported.
Safe movement
Reminders to use walkers and other aids, and a steady arm around the home.
Supervision
Someone present to prevent wandering and falls and to notice changes early.
How it works
Three simple steps, no long contracts.
1. Tell us what you need
Call us or request a free assessment. We listen first and ask about routines, health and preferences.
2. Meet your WellnessMate
We match a trained, background-checked companion to your loved one and agree a schedule that suits you.
3. Stay informed
You get shift reports on daily activities. Our nurses review care logs and adjust the plan as needs change.
Good to know
Straight answers before you call.
Paying for dementia care
We are a private-pay agency and work with long-term care insurance policies; we provide the detailed invoices and care documentation insurers ask for. We are not a Medicaid or Medicare provider.
There are no long-term contracts.
Related services
Needs change as dementia progresses. You can add or reduce hours at any time.
Talk to us about memory care at home
Request a free assessment or call us. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.