Alzheimer's Care

Always There Home Care is on the home front in your fight against Alzheimer's disease and dementia

• Companionship combats depression
• Meal preparation advances nutrition
• Cognitive exercises slows mental decline
• Exercise that aids strength and blood flow
• Continuous observation ensures safety

Alzheimer's disease and dementia keep going 24/7

That's why we do too. People suffering from dementia risk losing their independence. By providing the most knowledgeable and compassionate care professionals in the industry, Always There Home Care allows these people to live safely and comfortably where they most want to be: at home.

With round-the-clock monitoring and care for even the most advanced cases, our caregivers maximize the mental, emotional and physical health of dementia patients—while offering support and respite for their loved ones.

More than just prolonging life, we prolong the quality of life.

The more than 70 forms of dementia have their own symptoms and protocols. Our specially-trained caregivers understand these differences—and tailor their care to the individual and devote undivided attention to the client.

Providing support on multiple levels: physical, nutritional, mental and emotional

Always There Home Care caregivers help Alzheimer's disease and dementia sufferers who have lost the procedural memory or physical abilities to perform activities of daily living. Even simple tasks, such as brushing teeth—which would otherwise be impossible—reduce the risk of inflammation and plaques that accelerate cerebral decline.

Help with dressing and going to the bathroom allows sufferers to survive with dignity. Our caregivers help to exercise the client, through walking, playing games or assisting with physical therapy, thus reducing obesity and increasing muscular strength and oxygen to the brain. Meal preparation by our caregiver plays a vital role in maintaining good nutrition. That's why our caregivers are trained by a professional chef and supported by a nutritionist to prepare meals that promote the recommended consumption of fruits and vegetables, omega-3s and folates that can sometimes slow the progression of the disease.

Our caregivers help to stimulate clients' minds through cognitive coaching to keep them mentally and socially active. They also reduce depression and can even help manage some emotional/behavioral issues such as sundown syndrome. Meanwhile, our caregivers provide peace of mind and much needed respite for the entire family, too.