Comfort Keepers Alzheimer's and Dementia Care in San Antonio, TX, and surrounding areas

Expert Dementia and Alzheimer's care services in San Antonio, Boerne, Schertz, and surrounding areas

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. Alzheimer's care and dementia care in the home may be provided by unpaid family members and friends or by paid service providers. They can involve different levels of care, including hospice care, end-of-life care, and medical care. This can all be done while improving the quality of life of people with dementia.

Many of the Comfort Keepers® Home Care offices nationwide provide customized senior care for clients experiencing symptoms of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Our Comfort Keepers® are specially trained to provide dementia and alzheimer's care in San Antonio, TX, and the surrounding areas are ready to help. Call (210) 399-0202 or click one of the buttons below to learn more about Comfort Keepers memory care.

What are Dementia and Alzheimer's Care?

Dementia is characterized by a deterioration in cognitive function, including memory loss and difficulty with familiar tasks, significantly impairing daily living. Alzheimer's disease is a prevalent type of dementia, making up about 65 percent of cases. Our memory care services aim to support individuals with these symptoms by emphasizing their remaining abilities and strengths and assisting with challenging tasks.

Comfort Keepers Can Help

Your family’s support needs will change over time. Our trained Comfort Keepers provide dementia and Alzheimer's care services customized to accommodate your evolving needs and your loved one’s diminishing abilities. Services we offer include:

• Identifying and reducing potential safety hazards in the home environment
• Engaging your loved one in activities, like music, to provide positive stimulation and reduce anxiety
• Assisting with meals and bathing
• Offering support in managing the behavioral changes typical to dementia sufferers.
• Assisting with memory care needs.
• End-of-Life Care