Plymouth, Massachusetts
34 Main St. Extension Suite 403, Plymouth, MA 02360
(508) 746-4800
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Alzheimer’s and Dementia In-Home Care in Plymouth and Surrounding Areas

At Comfort Keepers, our caregivers care for seniors who prefer to continue living in the comfort of their homes but need an extra hand to ensure their safety. Among the seniors we help daily, about 18% of them have Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia.

We empathize with the emotional journey that families embark upon when caring for a cherished senior experiencing the profound effects of cognitive decline. It’s a journey that demands unwavering patience, understanding, and a paramount focus on their safety and comfort. We’re here not just as caregivers but as compassionate companions on this path, ready to support you every step of the way.

Our dedicated caregivers actively involve clients in mental, physical, and emotional activities that align with their existing healthcare plans to enhance their overall quality of life. Individuals of all ages and abilities should have the opportunity to experience meaningful connections, a sense of purpose, and memorable moments.

By choosing Comfort Keeper’s in-home Alzheimer’s and dementia care, you will receive support that includes:

  • Caregivers who are specially trained in Alzheimer’s and dementia
  • Support for family members and close friends
  • Activities built into the care plan that is tailored to a senior’s interests to engage them physically, mentally, and emotionally
  • In-home care services such as personal care, companionship, private duty nursing, and more

Our compassionate care team creates and follows individualized care plans that focus on physical and mental needs and goals. 

How Comfort Keepers Can Help with Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

Our caregivers are carefully chosen for their compassion, equipped with the necessary skills to provide care to seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, and empowered to learn new ways to uplift the well-being of both seniors and their loved ones.

Interactive Approach

At Comfort Keepers, we practice an interactive caregiving approach. Through interactive caregiving, we get to know each of our clients on a personal level, learning about their likes, dislikes, and significant life events. This approach to caregiving helps us include preferred activities in each care plan to stimulate mental and physical activity. Our clients and caregivers develop meaningful connections, often listening to music or enjoying meals together. 

Our empathetic caregivers can provide the following:

  • Individualized care plans that focus on physical and mental needs and goals
  • Activities that bring joy provide mental stimulation and encourage physical and emotional well-being
  • Support for physician-prescribed nutrition and exercise programs
  • Companionship, respite care, personal care, private duty nursing, and other needs

How to Care for a Loved One with Alzheimer’s or Dementia

Being flexible and patient is essential when caring for a loved one experiencing cognitive decline. Forbes offers some tips on how to provide compassionate care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia:

  • Seek and understand what a dementia diagnosis means for your loved one
  • Make care routines that are centered around your loved one’s preferences
  • Include social interaction in the care plan
  • Speak in a calm, slow manner
  • Learn and practice mindful communication
  • Create a safe and comfortable home environment

Comfort Keepers can help you and your loved one work through these recommendations to create the best living environment. Our caregivers are trained to provide Alzheimer’s and dementia care that brings opportunities for meaningful engagement, builds and nurtures caring relationships, and implements a care plan that evolves with a senior’s needs. 

Benefits of In-Home Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care for Seniors

Personal Care

Our care plans can help seniors who are experiencing Alzheimer’s or dementia with daily tasks such as bathing, mobility, toileting, meal preparation, and gentle reminders to take medications on time

Companionship

Seniors experiencing cognitive decline may no longer feel as comfortable as they once did in their day-to-day lives. Our in-home care services, such as companion care, can help with your loved one’s emotional needs. Having a companion can significantly impact a senior’s quality of life by helping with daily tasks, running errands, and creating invaluable friendships. Authentic companionship is a crucial element of Comfort Keepers. 

24-Hour care

Comfort Keepers offers around-the-clock care in Plymouth for seniors who are experiencing symptoms of Alzheimer’s or dementia. We can help with daily activities, medication reminders, meal preparation, light housekeeping, errands, and much more to help your loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia live a comfortable life. 

Respite Care

When family caregivers find themselves emotionally and physically exhausted, they may not be as effective in providing care to their loved ones. Our compassionate and skilled caregivers are trained to provide temporary assistance to those caring for seniors with Alzheimer’s or dementia, potentially avoiding the need for permanent placement in an assisted living facility. Our respite care services in Plymouth and surrounding areas can provide much-needed relief. For vacations, we can provide support for the family caregivers of a loved one. For events, we provide the 1:1 support needed for a loved one to attend the event or in-home support if your loved one cannot attend physically.

Private Duty Nursing

When your loved one reaches the advanced stages of Alzheimer’s or dementia, they will likely need more specialized in-home medical care. Private duty nurses can provide one-on-one medical care to seniors with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Our private duty nurses are either licensed practical nurses (LPNs) or registered nurses (RNs). We can help seniors with oral medication setup, non-injectable or injectable medication, maintaining good ostomy and catheter hygiene, tube feeding, general health assessments, and much more. 

How Comfort Keepers Can Help

At Comfort Keepers of Plymouth, we customize our in-home care plans to cater to the preferences and needs of each senior under our care. Based on these specific needs, our caregivers will provide personalized care for those with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Our compassionate care team in Plymouth will coordinate your loved one’s care plan, guaranteeing they receive the support they need when needed.

The first step in receiving care with us includes a complimentary consultation to gain a deeper understanding of the needs of your loved one. Once we have identified these needs, our dedicated team will create a personalized care plan. Our caregivers are screened for empathy and possess a caring demeanor and immense satisfaction in their work. 

Our team can take on the responsibility of caregiving to give you peace of mind, knowing that they are receiving the care they need. Call us today at (508) 746-4800 to learn more about our Alzheimer’s and dementia home health care service in Plymouth and surrounding areas.