Dementia & Alzheimer's
Memory loss affects the whole family. Our caregivers bring patience, structure and calm into the home.
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Memory loss affects the whole family. Our caregivers bring patience, structure and calm into the home.
Because we hold Oregon's highest (Comprehensive) license and train our caregivers hands-on, we can take on dementia & alzheimer's at home when many agencies won't.
- Familiar routines and gentle redirection to reduce confusion and agitation
- Personal care and hygiene support handled with dignity
- A safe home environment and close attention to wandering risk
- Respite so family caregivers can rest, knowing someone experienced is there
Care that meets the moment
Routine & redirection
Consistent daily rhythms and gentle, proven techniques that ease confusion, agitation and sundowning.
Safety & wandering
A calmer, safer home, close supervision, and attention to wandering and fall risk.
Family respite
Scheduled breaks so spouses and adult children can rest, work and recharge with peace of mind.
Trusted resource for families: Alzheimer's Association
Dementia & Alzheimer's, answered
Do your caregivers have dementia training?
Yes. Every caregiver receives hands-on training beyond Oregon's requirement, with condition-specific preparation for memory care and supervision by our team.
Can the same caregiver come each visit?
We prioritize consistency, familiar faces reduce confusion for someone with dementia, and 98 of every 100 scheduled visits are delivered, so care rarely gets missed.
What if my parent resists care?
That's common. Our caregivers are trained in gentle approach and redirection, and we adjust the plan until visits feel comfortable and trusted.
Can you care for severe dementia at home?
In most cases, yes. We care for people with mild, moderate and severe dementia at home, including walking or driving along with someone who wants to get out. Memory care becomes the safer choice when someone is highly combative or at risk of doing something unsafe, like walking into traffic. If we reach that point, we'll tell you honestly and help you plan the next step.
Talk to Someone Who Understands Dementia & Alzheimer's
Tell us what your family is managing and we'll walk you through how our caregivers can help, free.