In Home Dementia Care

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Dementia, Alzheimer’s Caregiving

Patience & Understanding are paramount in our caregivers

If your loved one has dementia or specifically Alzheimer’s disease, then you are likely experiencing high levels of stress and you are desperate for something (or someone) to help you and your loved one settle into a peaceful routine. Caregivers United is committed to being that difference for your family. We realize that not only does one’s memory diminish over the course of the disease, it is also exceedingly difficult for family and friends to cope with the dramatic relational shifts that take place over the course of the disease. It is of the utmost importance to realize that although the individual is the one needing hands-on care, the family is struggling too. Having a caregiving team like Caregivers United that understands the specific challenges associated with Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease cannot be overstated.

Caregivers United allows someone with Dementia to remain home in their most familiar surroundings while also being as safe as possible. We specialize in caring for individuals with Dementia / Alzheimer’s disease, but we are also keenly aware of surrounding challenges accompanying it (tendencies to wander, compromised decision making, hallucinations, physical aggression…..etc). Our Care Team is committed to your spouse, parent, or friend being as comfortable and safe as possible while also considering your well-being. We are available 24/7 to provide around-the-clock care or just take a phone call to answer your questions or concerns.

We are available for a free courtesy visit. Give us a call and we will do everything within our power to assist you and your loved one create a new normal.

In-Home Care for Dementia, Alzheimer’s & Parkinson’s

Dementia is a syndrome causing damage to the brain’s daily function. Some of the most primary symptoms include memory loss, difficulty in completing daily tasks, and mood changes. Ways to balance these symptoms are providing a structured schedule with routine daily tasks. Routine keeps the motor skills intact. With dementia, the first affected memory is their short-term memory. Routines that have been done for years, such as making meals, hygiene, and getting dressed, will be remembered more prolonged, but keeping in practice will maintain more independence through their days. Doing this will decrease the chances of aggression and depression from progressing through this process.

In-home dementia care is crucial for a patient with dementia. Giving a safe and secure environment can positively impact their day-to-day lifestyle. Caretakers at Caregivers United can provide them with a daily schedule that can enrich their life with activities. With in-home dementia care, life quality can be greatly refined, so patients and families can feel involved in their daily schedule.

Alzheimer’s care is at its best when the patient receives exercise, social interactions, and maintains a healthy diet. Exercise is beneficial to a person who is experiencing the symptoms of Alzheimer’s to avoid risks of vascular dementia. When exercising, the blood flow and oxygen levels transferred to the brain help increase the functionality. The diet of the patient is important to avoid saturated fats and excess sugar intake. Caregivers United offers to cook a balanced diet making sure your loved one is eating fruits, vegetables, and whole grains daily. We also encourage social interactions with family and friends to keep their cognitive functions intact. The mental and social stimulation will help the patient’s progression in Alzheimer’s be an easier transition.

Parkinson’s is a disease commonly found in people past the age of 60. This disease is usually genetically passed down and sometimes, but rarely from toxins in the environment. Parkinson’s does not have a cure, but with medication, it can improve significantly. Medication can put some of the tremors and slow movement at ease. Parkinson’s is a time-consuming disease to treat that is very strenuous on the caregiver if not experienced in handling cases like this. Caregivers United is experienced in taking care of the patient. The patient needs to keep a safe and comfortable environment. Read More…

Caregiving Services

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caregiving bulletpoint Companion Care

caregiving bulletpoint Respite Care

caregiving bulletpoint Medication Assistance

caregiving bulletpoint Bathing Assistance

caregiving bulletpoint Toileting & Hygiene

caregiving bulletpoint Incontinence Care

caregiving bulletpoint Shopping & Errands

caregiving bulletpoint Exercise Therapy

caregiving bulletpoint Mobility Support

caregiving bulletpoint Transferring to/from bed, toilet, chair

caregiving bulletpoint Transferring to/from vehicle

caregiving bulletpoint Nutrition and Meal Preparation

caregiving bulletpoint Light Housekeeping

caregiving bulletpoint Personal Assistance / Grooming

caregiving bulletpoint Driving & Transportation

caregiving bulletpoint Social Interaction

caregiving bulletpoint Cognitive Stimulation

caregiving bulletpoint Pet Care

case management bulletpoint Medical Assessments

case management bulletpoint Care Planning

case management bulletpoint Coordination of Medical Appointments

case management bulletpoint Coordination of Personal Appointments

case management bulletpoint Mgmt of Ancillary Health Care Services

case management bulletpoint Mgmt of other privately hired staff members

case management bulletpoint Hospital Discharge and Coordination of needs

case management bulletpoint Home Safety Evaluation

case management bulletpoint Home placement & Relocation support

case management bulletpoint Durable Medical Equipment Ordering

case management bulletpoint Family & Caregiver Training & Support

case management bulletpoint Power of Attorney (Health & Finance) Support

case management bulletpoint Supervision & Mgmt of 100% of the caregivers

case management bulletpoint Long Term Care Doc Support for Reimbursement

case management bulletpoint Textured Diet Meal Planning & Support

case management bulletpoint Strong Advocacy

Case Management 

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CPR/First Aid Certified
ACHC Accredited
Homecare Association of America
Parkinson's Foundation
ACHC Accredited
American Heart Association

Our mission is to provide personalized home care that brings the element of “Living” to each and every one we care for.