Dementia Care
Dementia care involves providing care and support to individuals who have dementia, a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, behavior, and the ability to perform everyday tasks. As the condition progresses, individuals may need increasing levels of assistance to manage daily activities, communicate, and stay safe.
At Maksanus Home Care, we offer a person-centered approach to dementia care, which means that care is tailored to meet the individual’s needs, preferences, and abilities. Our goal is to help those with dementia live as independently and comfortably as possible, while also supporting their family members and caregivers.
Why Choose Dementia Care with Maksanus Home Care?
Personalized Care Plans:
- We create custom care plans based on the specific needs and preferences of each person living with dementia. Our goal is to enhance quality of life by focusing on what is important to the individual, whether it’s maintaining their routines, providing mental stimulation, or offering support with daily tasks.
Experienced and Compassionate Caregivers:
- Our caregivers are highly trained in dementia care and understand the complexities of the condition. They offer not only physical assistance but also emotional and psychological support, ensuring that individuals with dementia feel safe, respected, and cared for.
Improving Daily Life:
- Dementia can make everyday tasks more difficult. Our caregivers assist with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as personal hygiene, dressing, meal preparation, medication reminders, and mobility support. This allows your loved one to continue enjoying a fulfilling life, even as their needs change.
Providing Companionship:
- People with dementia often experience feelings of isolation or confusion. Our caregivers provide meaningful companionship and engage in activities that are both stimulating and enjoyable. Whether it’s going for a walk, enjoying a hobby, or simply having a conversation, we ensure that your loved one feels connected and supported.
Safety and Security:
- Individuals with dementia may be at risk of wandering or forgetting important safety measures. Our caregivers are trained to monitor safety and create an environment that reduces risks, providing peace of mind for family members and loved ones.
Family Support:
- Caring for a loved one with dementia can be challenging for family members. We offer support and guidance to families, helping them understand the condition and navigate caregiving challenges. Our team is always available to offer advice, provide respite care, or simply be a source of comfort and reassurance.