Comfort Keepers Alzheimer’s And Dementia Care in Marysville, Auburn, CA and Surrounding Areas
Our senior caregivers are specially trained to provide expert dementia care for seniors in Marysville, Sutter, Colusa, and surrounding cities.
Caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease in the home can be physically and emotionally draining. We understand the challenges faced by family caregivers and can help ease the burden.
Many of the Comfort Keepers® offices nationwide provide customized dementia care for clients who are experiencing symptoms of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Our home care aides are specially trained and ready to help. Call us today to get started: (530) 208-5152.
What is Alzheimer's and Dementia Care?
In general, dementia is a decline in mental ability, such as memory loss or an inability to complete familiar tasks, serious enough to interfere with a person’s daily life. Alzheimer's disease is the most common type of dementia, accounting for 50 to 80 percent of dementia cases. Our dementia care services help people with these symptoms by focusing on their remaining abilities and strengths, while assisting with tasks that have become difficult for the client to perform.
How Comfort Keepers Can Help at Home
Our specially trained dementia care caregivers will:
- help maintain a safe environment for the client.
- engage the client in activities that can stimulate the senses, such as music.
- provide meals and bathing assistance.
- support the client and family through the changing behaviors often seen with dementia.
We customize this type of care to meet each client’s special needs, taking into consideration his or her health and ability. Depending on the client’s needs, Comfort Keepers can provide senior care for just a few hours a week or provide full-time, in home care. Through our 24 hour senior care service, a team of caregivers coordinates caregiving responsibilities in shifts. This offers clients and their families’ full-time peace of mind.
It's vital to be adaptable and patient when caring for a loved one who has dementia. Below are some tips to manage everyday responsibilities:
- Reduce the number of annoyances in your life.
- Be flexible.
- Create a safe environment.
- The importance of individualized care is highlighted.
Contact Us Today!
Feel free to contact our office for more information at (530) 208-5152. If your loved one is ready to take the first step to dementia and Alzheimer's care please schedule a free in home consultation with us today!
