Familiar routines
Meals, rest and activities at the same times each day, which helps ease confusion and worry.
Calm, patient support for people living with dementia or Alzheimer’s, from caregivers who keep routines steady and surroundings familiar.
Every visit follows your loved one’s routine and preferences, written into their care plan, so each day feels familiar.
Meals, rest and activities at the same times each day, which helps ease confusion and worry.
Patient, kind support when your loved one feels unsettled, confused or anxious.
Respectful help with bathing, dressing and toileting, at a pace that feels comfortable.
Keeping an eye out for wandering, trips and kitchen hazards, so home stays a safe place.
Music, photos, short walks and simple tasks they enjoy, to bring comfort and connection.
Regular updates, so you know how the day went and what has changed.
From your first call to the first visit usually takes a few days. Nothing is agreed until you are happy with the plan.
A friendly chat about who needs care and what would help most.
We visit at a time that suits you and agree a care plan in writing.
We match caregivers to their needs, routine and personality.
Care starts, and we check in regularly to make sure it is working.
More answers on our FAQs page and in our guide to living with dementia at home, or call us on +1 (412) 779-3369.
Yes. Care can start with a few visits a week and increase as needs change. We review the care plan with you whenever things change, and we will tell you honestly if your loved one needs more medical support than we provide.
We match a small, consistent team to your loved one, so they see familiar faces at every visit. Familiar faces matter even more when someone is living with dementia.
Yes. Many families combine dementia care with respite or live-in care. Your care plan can include any mix.
Book a free home assessment and get a written care plan and quote. No cost and no obligation.