Memory Care
Dementia & Alzheimer's-trained caregivers.
What memory care looks like.
Memory care supports people living with dementia and Alzheimer's in the place they know best. Our memory-care caregivers are trained in calm redirection, structured routines and safe home environments, and they keep the family informed and supported every step of the way.
What’s included
- Dementia and Alzheimer's-trained caregivers
- Consistent, familiar faces on every visit
- Calming daily routines and gentle redirection
- Home safety review and wandering prevention
- Meaningful activities and cognitive engagement
- Medication reminders and nutrition support
- Regular family check-ins and education
Who it’s for
- Loved ones with a dementia or Alzheimer's diagnosis at any stage
- Families who want to delay or avoid a move to residential care
- Caregivers who need guidance on routines, safety and communication
Three steps to the first visit.
- Step 01
We listen
A free 30-minute consultation with a senior care coordinator. We learn the routine, the history and what matters most to your family.
- Step 02
We match
We propose a caregiver chosen for personality, language and skills — and introduce them before care begins.
- Step 03
We stay close
Daily visit logs, regular check-ins and one coordinator who knows your family. The plan adjusts as needs change.
Families often ask.
What training do memory-care caregivers have?
Every memory-care caregiver completes dementia and Alzheimer's training covering communication, behaviour, safety and routine, in addition to CPR, first aid and background checks.
Can you support the whole family?
Yes. A dedicated care coordinator keeps the family updated, helps you plan for changing needs, and is a phone call away when something feels different.
Is 24-hour memory care available?
It is. Memory care can be scheduled by the hour or combined with 24/7 Live-In Care for round-the-clock support.
Often combined with memory care.
Tell us aboutyour loved one.
A care coordinator will call within 24 hours. We'll listen first, understand the care plan, and propose a hand-matched caregiver — no obligation, no contracts to sign on the call.
- · Available 7 days a week
- · Conducted by a senior care coordinator
- · No pressure, no obligation
- · Same caregiver for every visit (when possible)