Dementia & Alzheimer's Care
Dementia changes how a person experiences the world, and care has to change with it. Our DementiaWise®-certified office uses a person-centered approach built around who your family member has always been.
What’s included
- DementiaWise® person-centered care planning
- Routines that reduce confusion and agitation
- Meaningful engagement and activity
- Joyful Memories music-based engagement
- Wandering awareness and home safety review
- Family coaching and caregiver respite
- Coordination with physicians and memory clinics
Common questions
What does DementiaWise® certification mean?
DementiaWise® is ComForCare's dementia training and care program. A DementiaWise-certified office has completed the program and its caregivers are trained in person-centered dementia care practices.
Can you care for someone in the later stages of Alzheimer's?
Yes. Care plans scale from early-stage companionship through full 24-hour support. We will assess the specific situation and tell you honestly what we can and cannot do.
Where we provide this service
Dementia & Alzheimer's Care is available throughout our service area across Orange, Seminole, and Lake County.
Related services
Personal Care & Companionship
Help with daily activities, plus the company that makes home feel like home.
Learn moreabout Personal Care & Companionship →24-Hour & Live-In Care
Around-the-clock coverage so your family member is never alone.
Learn moreabout 24-Hour & Live-In Care →Respite Care for Family Caregivers
A real break for the family member who has been carrying it all.
Learn moreabout Respite Care for Family Caregivers →Questions about dementia & alzheimer's care?
A free in-home assessment takes about an hour, and there is no obligation. We will tell you honestly whether in-home care is the right answer for your situation.