Small changes can make a big difference. We offer home safety checks and recommendations that reduce fall risks, confusion, and wandering. This might include rearranging furniture for easier…
Archives: FAQs
How do I talk to my loved one about bringing in a caregiver?
This can be one of the hardest steps. We’ll help you approach it gently, framing the caregiver as a helper, a companion, or someone to make things easier around the house….
What strategies do you use to keep my loved one engaged and mentally active?
We tailor activities to your loved one’s interests, personality, and energy levels. That might mean puzzles, music, storytelling, or movement—all designed to bring joy and encourage connection….
What if I feel guilty about hiring a caregiver?
You’re not abandoning anyone—you’re showing love in one of the most responsible, meaningful ways possible. Bringing in a caregiver allows you to stay in your role as son, daughter, or partner,…
How does in-home care compare to a memory care facility?
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. But for many families, keeping a loved one at home offers emotional and cognitive benefits—less disorientation, more comfort, and the ability to maintain…
How do you match caregivers to clients?
It’s never just about availability. We look at personality, language, shared interests, and specific care needs. We believe in continuity and connection—so we work to find someone your loved one…
What happens if my loved one refuses care?
Resistance is common—especially early on. Our caregivers take a gentle, non-confrontational approach, using patience, routine, and relationship-building to earn trust. Over time, many clients grow…
Can your caregivers assist with medical needs like medication management?
Yes. Our caregivers provide medication reminders, help track changes in behaviour or health, and ensure prescriptions are taken safely. For more complex needs, we coordinate with nurses and medical…
What happens if my loved one’s needs change? Can care be adjusted?
Dementia doesn’t stand still—and neither do we. Our care plans are designed to evolve with your loved one’s condition. As needs shift, we adjust schedules, support levels, and even caregiver…
Do your caregivers have specialized dementia training?
Yes—and more than just checklists and certificates. Our caregivers are trained in dementia-specific communication, behavioural strategies, and non-verbal cues. But more importantly, they know how…