Memory Care at Home from Better Living Home Care
Memory care at home is specialized caregiving for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia, delivered by caregivers trained in dementia-specific communication, safety, and behavioral support techniques.
Call Better Living Home Care: (916) 361-3000How Better Living Home Care Delivers Memory Care at Home
Better Living Home Care provides in-home dementia and Alzheimer's caregivers available for short visits up to 24 hours a day, with flexible scheduling and no required minimum visits per week or month. Many caregivers have extensive experience and knowledge about caring for seniors with dementia through all stages of the illness.
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How It Works Here
- Caregivers available for short visits up to 24 hours a day
- No required number of visits per week or month; family determines schedule
- Caregivers assist with prompting and assisting with daily routines, medications, personal care, social and cognitive activities
- Staff types include Certified Nurse Assistants (CNA), Certified Home Health Aides (HHA), Home Care Aides, Personal Care Attendants, Companion Homemakers, and Senior Helpers
- Initial consultation to determine care and lifestyle requirements, followed by review of registry and referral of compatible caregivers
- 24/7 personal service with real person support available anytime
What Stands Out About Better Living Home Care
- Operating since 2001 with 20+ years of experience
- Compatibility Guarantee ensuring 100% satisfaction with caregiver match
- Large personally-selected registry of qualified caregivers
- No minimum weekly service requirement
- Rapid referral of replacement caregivers even on short notice
- Family can interview caregivers and request alternatives if needed
Who Better Living Home Care Supports
Families whose loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia poses safety risks to themselves or others—such as inability to respond to emergencies, getting lost, medication management issues, neglect of hygiene, or vulnerability to financial scams—and whose spouse or family member is unable to be onsite or has significant care needs.
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Read the Memory Care at Home guide →Frequently Asked Questions
What safety concerns indicate my loved one needs in-home dementia care?
If they would not know to call emergency services in a fire, have gotten lost, forget or over-take medications, neglect hygiene or don't eat, face dehydration risk, are vulnerable to financial scams or abuse, or are disoriented to a degree that poses risk to themselves or others, they need in-home care and supervision.
How does the caregiver matching process work?
The agency starts with a consultation to determine care and lifestyle requirements, reviews their registry of qualified professional caregivers for the right match, then refers compatible caregivers. Families can interview caregivers and request alternatives if not completely satisfied.
What caregiver types does the agency employ?
Better Living Home Care refers Certified Nurse Assistants (CNA), Certified Home Health Aides (HHA), Home Care Aides, Personal Care Attendants, Companion Homemakers, and Senior Helpers, many with extensive experience in dementia care.
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