Seniors experiencing brain disorders struggle with memory issues, unclear thinking, difficulty communicating, and poor self care. More advanced cases can display strong mood swings, personality shifts, aggressiveness, and paranoia. They may become disoriented, uncooperative, or resistant.  

 

Being able to stay in their own home is a particular benefit for individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Familiar surroundings and routines help stabilize their condition and emotional well-being, where new environments can trigger just the opposite. This is when special training makes a difference. All of our caregivers have completed specific training from the Alzheimer’s Association, and are supervised by a registered nurse, allowing them to respond with understanding and reassurance. Our caregivers know how to work with seniors who are facing the challenges of these diseases, and possess the patience and professionalism needed to ensure they remain clean, safe, and comfortable in their own home.