Home Care - Elder Care - Companions - Senior Assistance In-Home Health CareDementia CareIf this is your first time arranging homecare for you or your loved one with Alzheimer's or Dementia, you're likely dealing with a myriad of uncertainties, and you may have so many questions and concerns that you don't know where to begin. A Quality Home Care Service has had 15 years of experience caring for the unique needs of those suffering from Alzheimer's and dementia. Let us help you take your questions, frustrations, & concerns, And turn them into answers, peace-of-mind, and workable solutions.
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Dementia Care
Proper Fluid And Food Consumption Often times a person with dementia does not get the proper
amount of nutritious food and hydration their
Proper Pain Management Persons with dementia often don’t get the proper amount of pain managing drugs because they may have difficulty communicating their symptoms. Other times a patient’s Doctor may prescribe medications to control their pain, however, they may not be taking the proper doses or forget to take their medications altogether. This may lead to serious behavioral problems and the use of other psychotropic medications that otherwise wouldn’t be necessary. When your loved one has a professional caregiver you can rest assured that their Doctors instructions will be closely followed with medication reminders as needed.
Everyone needs something to do to fill their day and give their life meaning, and dementia patients are no different. If left alone, a dementia patient may be reduced to sitting in their chair hour-after-hour with no interaction at all and descend into a serious state of depression. A caregiver can encourage your loved one to engage in regular activities, however simple or small. Patience, understanding, respect, and experience are important qualities that a professional caregiver can offer your loved one on a daily basis. Your loved one can experience their own level of meaning, pleasure, and pride in their accomplishments in their daily life. Having a professional caregiver experienced in dementia care can make all the difference in the world, and enable your loved one to stay in the comfort and security of their own home while allowing you to continue living a full and rewarding life. Now you can go for a morning walk, do your regular shopping, and go to lunch with friends-- all with the confidence of knowing your loved one is in good hands. You don't have to go it alone...... Let Us Help.
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Caring
for a family member with dementia can be a challenging and
exhausting experience---Not just physically, but mentally as well. Family members caring for a loved one with dementia may become
depressed, feel imprisoned, and be in fear of leaving their loved
one alone for even a moment. Appointments, errands, and social
activities become an impossibility and reliance on friends and
neighbors can strain relationships and cause frustration.
body
requires, which can play an important role in a dementia patient’s
health and overall well-being. A person with dementia may have
difficulty swallowing, have a decreased sensation of hunger or
thirst, and may have a reduced ability to smell and taste. A
caregiver can encourage your loved one to drink a proper amount of
water, tea, or fruit juice, and schedule and prepare regular
nutritious meals that your loved one enjoys eating. 
Meaningful
Activities And Mental Engagement