In-Home Alzheimer’s Disease Care
At New Century Home Health Care, we believe the healing process is quicker in the comfort of one’s home where you feel more at ease and secure when surrounded by loved ones in a familiar setting. We bring the highest level of service into the home with compassionate care and understanding.
Our team of skilled nurses, certified home health aides, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, and medical social workers closely work and coordinate with our patients’ physicians to address our patient’s individual needs. Our highly qualified clinical team’s mission is to provide the most patient-focused home healthcare services available.
Can Alzheimer’s and Dementia Patients Receive Care at Home?
Alzheimer’s Disease is commonly known as a memory disorder, but it affects your loved one in more ways than just their memories. Along with moments of forgetfulness and confusion, they might experience changes to their personality and emotional well-being. In later stages, Alzheimer’s patients may also need assistance from caretakers for dressing or bathing themselves among other day-to-day activities like eating.
In-home care can be a great alternative (and often everyone’s first choice) for seniors with all types of dementia diagnoses. For those who want to stay in their homes, it is an excellent choice, giving seniors and families comfort and the peace of mind they need. It also offers assistance for family caregivers by helping them get rest and self-care, to stay healthy and recharge.
In short: In-Home Care services are beneficial because they allow patients/clients remain where they are comfortable and anxiety levels are decreased.
What Do Dementia Home Care Services Include?
With care from New Century Home Health Care, your loved one can receive assistance with a large variety of tasks and activities.
Our in-home care includes:
- Monitoring and Wandering prevention
- Helping care givers in managing moments of confusion, anxiety, and anger
- Medication management
- Laundry and light housekeeping
- Help with dressing and grooming
- Assistance with bathing and toileting
- Mobility and transfer assistance
Do Dementia Patients Do Better at Home?
The old adage that “home is where the heart is”, rings true for many seniors.
So, what is the biggest value in hiring in-home dementia and Alzheimer’s caregivers to provide care for an elderly loved one with dementia or chronic health problems?
It allows them to stay in their own homes as long as possible before moving on into assisted living facilities and nursing homes. Familiar environments offer a great deal of security and peace of mind for individuals with dementia.
Specially trained home health aides for dementia patients can be the ideal starting point for families who need extra help with their loved ones but want to prevent or delay placement in a long-term care facility.
Alzheimer’s In-Home Care Changes as Your Family Needs More Help
In-home care can be modified to provide as much or as little assistance a senior requires, and changes can be made whenever necessary. There are unskilled (non-medical) options such as companion care and homemaker services that don’t require medical care.
There is also skilled care available including personal care aides who assist individuals with daily activities like bathing or feeding themselves while monitoring medical needs.
In-Home Care for Alzheimer’s and dementia clients might only last for a short time when the primary family caregiver is recovering from injury/illness (a respite), or it might be around-the-clock care for a long period of time. In-Home Care comes in all shapes and sizes depending on what kind of need you’re experiencing.
What is the Next Step?
New Century Home Health Care professional caregivers who have experience caring for seniors with Alzheimer’s disease can make your loved one’s care much easier. Our professionals will be able to provide valuable companionship and enable family caregiver’s much-needed respite time, which is crucial in the long run of a senior living with dementia. Contact us today to get your questions answered.
Talk to New Century Home Health today. Providing exceptional Alzheimer’s and Dementia Home Care in Madison Heights, Clinton Township, Birmingham, Farmington Hills, Fraser, Livonia, Southfield, Sterling Heights, Troy, Utica, West Bloomfield Township. We provide home health care in all of these counties in Michigan: Oakland, Macomb, Wayne, St. Clair, Saginaw, Lapeer, & Genesee.
New Century Home Health Care
1387 E. 12 Mile Rd.
Madison Heights, Michigan 48071
Phone: (866) 885-5639
Home Health Care is tailored to assist the individual and family to achieve the optimal level of health, prevent hospitalization and provide care and support for the family. Services are delivered on an intermittent basis according to a plan of treatment established by the patient/family, patient’s physician and the home health professionals.
Our services range from skilled nursing care and rehabilitation, to personal care and living assistance services. Our goal is to provide a variety of professional skilled and non-skilled services that will enable our clients to receive the care they need right in their homes.
We would like to take the opportunity to show you our company’s commitment to not just meet, but also exceed home health care delivery standards. New Century Home Health Care, Inc.’s mission is to build a positive, trusting relationship with you.
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