Alzheimer’s & Memory Support
Familiar surroundings matter deeply for people living with memory loss. Our attendants provide gentle supervision, consistent routines, and meaningful activities that reduce anxiety and help your loved one stay at home longer.

- Visit length
- 4 – 12 hours
- Frequency
- 3 – 7 days per week
- Start time
- After a care-planning visit
What’s included
Support built around daily life.
Structured routines
Predictable daily rhythms that reduce confusion and agitation.
Safety supervision
Gentle redirection and watchfulness for wandering and fall risks.
Reminiscence activities
Photos, music, and stories that spark connection and memory.
Personal care with patience
Calm, step-by-step support with bathing, dressing, and meals.
Medication reminders
Verbal reminders at the right times, logged for family review.
Family partnership
Regular updates and tips you can use between visits.
Memory support is non-medical. We do not administer medications, apply restraints, or manage behavioral medications.
A sample visit
What a visit can look like.
Every plan is personal, but here is an example of how an attendant might spend a typical visit.
A good fit for
- Clients in the early to middle stages of dementia
- Families noticing new confusion or forgetfulness
- Spouses providing round-the-clock care
- Clients who do best in familiar surroundings
Same calm morning routine: music on, curtains open, gentle greeting.
Step-by-step dressing and grooming with simple choices.
Breakfast and a verbal medication reminder.
Photo album time and favorite songs from their youth.
Lunch, a short walk, and a mood and behavior note for family.
FAQ
Memory Support questions
Are your attendants trained in dementia care?
Attendants assigned to memory-support clients complete additional training in communication, redirection, and safety techniques.
What if my loved one resists care?
We take time, never rush, and adapt our approach. Building trust slowly is part of the plan.
Can you provide overnight support?
Extended and overnight shifts may be available depending on staffing in your area. Ask us during your call.
Often combined with
Personal Care
Hands-on help with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and mobility — delivered with patience and dignity.
Learn moreHomemaking
Light housekeeping, laundry, linen changes, and errands that keep the home clean, safe, and calm.
Learn moreRespite Care
Short-term relief so family caregivers can rest, work, travel, or simply recharge — knowing Mom or Dad is safe.
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Request care
Let’s talk about your family’s needs.
Share a few details and a care coordinator will reach out within one business day to schedule your free in-home assessment.
Call us directly
(512) 555-0142Office hours
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Care line answered 24/7
Assessment
Free, no obligation, in your home