Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia affect memory, behavior, communication, and daily functioning. Our caregivers are trained in non-medical memory care to provide gentle, structured routines and emotionally supportive companionship while ensuring safety and respect at every step.

Whether in early, middle, or late stages, our goal is to reduce confusion, encourage independence, and create moments of joy.

• 🧡 Specialized Training
  Our caregivers are trained to work with memory loss, confusion, and behavioral changes with professionalism and grace.
   
• 🕊️ Comfort of Home
  Familiar surroundings support emotional stability and reduce agitation.
   
• 👨‍👩‍👧 Family-Centered Care
  We work closely with loved ones to understand the individual’s history, preferences, and personality.
   
• 📅 Flexible Scheduling
  Care available a few hours a day or around the clock.

Specialized In-Home Support for Memory Loss with Compassion and Patience

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia requires more than assistance — it requires understanding, consistency, and compassion. At Pathway to Better Home Care, we provide specialized memory care support that helps individuals with cognitive decline live safely and comfortably in the familiarity of home.

We support not just the individual — but the family, too — by offering guidance, relief, and peace of mind during this challenging journey.

• Personal Care Assistance
  Help with bathing, dressing, toileting, and grooming with dignity and sensitivity.
   
• Companionship & Mental Stimulation
  Friendly conversation, memory games, music, reading, and meaningful engagement.
   
• Wandering Prevention & Safety Supervision
  Supervision to help prevent falls, wandering, or unsafe behaviors.
   
• Meal Preparation & Feeding Support
  Nutritional support with reminders and feeding assistance if needed.
   
• Medication Reminders
  Non-medical cues to support routine and consistency.
   
• Daily Routine Management
  Gentle guidance through structured daily activities to reduce anxiety and confusion.
   
• Emotional Reassurance
  Patience, redirection, and empathy in moments of frustration or fear.