Levels of Care
Dementia Care
At Assistance In Home Care, we understand that a dementia diagnosis brings major changes for both individuals and their families. Our goal is to provide reliable, compassionate in-home care that helps your loved one maintain dignity, familiarity, and peace of mind.
Our caregivers are trained in the redirection and distraction to prevent further confusion and anxiety. Our approach to care is to preserve the dignity of our clients while creating a safe and comfortable environment.
We are committed to improving the quality of life for persons living with memory loss or dementia. It can be terrifying to imagine our loved ones forgetting cherished memories or being unable to recognize those closest to them. Our caregivers provide structure and routine that may include daily meals, medication management, exercise and social interaction.
Why Choose In-Home Dementia Care?
Familiar surroundings reduce stress and confusion
Remaining at home helps individuals with dementia feel more secure. A familiar environment can minimize disorientation and slow the progression of symptoms.
Personalized routines enhance well-being
Our caregivers work with families to create structured daily routines. These include meal preparation, medication reminders, grooming, and activities that support cognitive and emotional health.
One-on-one attention and companionship
Each care plan is tailored to the individual. By matching your loved one with a consistent caregiver, we build trust, comfort, and meaningful companionship over time.
Our Dementia Care Services Includes:
- Help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs): bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility support
- Memory support and cognitive stimulation: customized games, storytelling, music therapy, photo albums, and other tools to support brain function
- Meal planning and nutrition support: assistance with preparing and serving meals that meet health and dietary needs
- Safety and supervision: fall prevention, home safety adjustments, and support with wandering or nighttime disorientation
- 24/7 care available: for clients who need round-the-clock supervision and support
- Respite care for families: temporary care that allows family members to rest or attend to other responsibilities
- Ongoing caregiver support: regular check-ins, care plan updates, and open communication with your family
Warning Signs
Some signs of dementia include:
- Memory changes
- Difficulty completing familiar tasks
- Confusion with time and place
- Misplacing things
- Changes in mood
Overcome Challenges
Caregivers are trained to connect with individuals with signs of dementia by using clear and easy to understand communication techniques.
Family Involvement
We believe family members can play a vital role in helping a person with dementia remain at home. Our caregivers strive to involve family members by communicating and coordinating care for your loved ones.
What Makes Assistance In Home Care Different?
- Our caregivers are trained specifically in dementia and Alzheimer’s care
- We offer flexible care schedules ranging from a few hours a week to full-time assistance
- We prioritize consistency in caregiver assignments to foster trust and familiarity
- Our support team is available 24 hours a day to answer questions or make adjustments to care plans
- We serve Garden Grove and the surrounding Orange County area with personalized care that fits your needs