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Alzheimer’s Care

Caring for your loved ones during their most vulnerable time is one of the most challenging tasks you’ll ever face. Alzheimer’s Care for Seniors is an excellent resource that can help you make this process easier. They need the best level of care that they can get, and it is our job to provide them with that.

 We at WellnessHC Connecticut understand this more than anyone else. We provide personalized services to help your loved one’s quality of life while living with Alzheimer’s. 

Our committed professionals have been providing personal care services to individuals who have Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Our objective is to support our customers in maintaining their independence, dignity, and privacy as they age.

Our staff consists of licensed nurses, certified nursing assistants, social workers, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech pathologists, dieticians, pharmacists, and medical doctors. These professionals work together to ensure that each client receives the best possible care.

What Does Alzheimer’s Care Mean?

Every person deserves to live independently, safely, and comfortably throughout their lifetime. We strive to create a safe, familiar environment where seniors and people with dementia can feel comfortable and cared for.

Alzheimer’s care means creating a home-like atmosphere that allows our clients to maintain their individuality, dignity, and privacy. It also means offering them a variety of activities and programs designed to promote their health and well-being.

The Alzheimer’s Care Program has been developed specifically for those individuals who have Alzheimer’s disease and related conditions. 

The program includes:

Individualized daily living schedules

• Assisted Living

• Home Health Services

• Medical & Dental Assistants

• Personal Care

• Meals Provided

• Transportation

• Activities/Programming

• Socialization

• Companionship

• Safety

• 24 Hour Emergency Response

Can Alzheimer’s Patients Live at Home?

Yes! As long as it makes sense for both you and your loved one. There are many options available when it comes to assisted living facilities. You should consider what type of lifestyle you want for yourself and your loved one.

Some of the things to consider include:

  • Is there sufficient room in your home for your loved one?
  • How much will it cost to run your home?
  • What levels of care would you need?
  • Will your loved ones be able to get on with their daily life?
  • Do you prefer a private room or shared rooms?
  • Are there any special needs your loved one might have?
  • Can you afford to pay for all of this?
  • Will your loved one have access to a community care center?
  • What about transportation?
  • How far away from your home does the facility need to be located?
  • What kinds of activities and programming would you like to see offered?
  • How often will you visit your loved one?
  • What type of safety measures do you want?
  • How much money will you save by moving into an assisted living facility?
  • How much money will it cost to keep your loved one at home?
  • What is the quality of life like at your current residence?
  • Is there anything else you want to know?

If you decide that moving into an assisted living apartment is right for you, please call us today so we can help you find the right place.

How Do You Care for Someone With Alzheimer’s?

There are many ways of caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease. The most important thing is to ensure they receive the proper amount of attention and quality of Alzheimer’s care.

If you are concerned about how to care for someone with Alzheimer’s, here are some tips to remember:

1) Be consistent – Make sure you always follow through on what you say you’re doing.

2) Keep communication open – Let your loved one know you care and that you understand what they are going through.

3) Don’t rush – Take time to talk to your loved one and spend time together.

4) Stay positive – Always look on the bright side of things.

5) Be patient – Your loved ones may not respond the way you expect them to.

6) Give compliments – Tell your loved one how wonderful they look, smell, etc.

7) Use humor – If your loved one seems down, try joking with them to bring them out of their mood.

8) Offer support – Talk to your loved ones about their problems.

9) Encouragement – Encourage your loved ones to continue doing what they enjoy.

10) Be flexible – Try to accept whatever changes your loved one wants to make.

Alzheimer’s Disease vs. Dementia what are the Differences?

Dementia is a general term used to describe different types of brain damage. Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, strokes, head injuries, multiple sclerosis, HIV/AIDS,  Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, etc., are common causes of dementia.

Dementia Symptoms vary depending upon which part of the brain has been damaged. In Alzheimer’s disease, memory loss is common, confusion, disorientation, and inability to perform everyday tasks. Other symptoms associated with dementia include depression, anxiety, aggression, hallucinations, delusions, personality changes, sleep disturbances, impaired judgment, poor coordination, difficulty swallowing, incontinence, and weight loss.

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia. There are three forms of Alzheimer’s disease: early-onset (before 65 years old) and middle stages (on 65 years old) while late-stage Alzheimer’s occurs after age 65.

Alzheimer’s disease causes a progressive decline in memory and thinking skills in both cases. A person with memory loss often displays personality changes, including apathy, lack of interest in day activities, communication difficulties, emotional instability, agitation, and restlessness.

Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care for your Elderly Loved Ones.

You can’t ignore that your elderly parents, grandparents, siblings, and other relatives are getting older. They may no longer be able to live alone, may need assistance with daily activities, and may require more than just routine medical care. It’s time to think about where they’ll go if you don’t take action now.

The first step toward planning for the future is determining whether your family members are eligible for nursing homes that provide long-term care. This determination depends on several factors, including their health status, income level, assets, and living arrangements.

The next step in preparing for the future is to consider the options available to meet your family member’s needs in respite care, in-home care center, personal care, and other home care services. You’ll also want to discuss these options with your family member’s doctor, nurse practitioner, social worker, financial planner, attorney, accountant, clergyperson, and others who have experience caring for aging adults.

Our Alzheimer’s and Dementia, and other services will help you plan for the future. We offer comprehensive senior care services designed to provide peace of mind for families dealing with Alzheimer’s and related dementias.

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Why Choose Wellness Home Care for Senior Care?

Wellness Home Care offers a full range of Alzheimer’s care services to seniors throughout the state. Our team of experienced caregivers includes registered nurses, certified nurse assistants, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and licensed practical nurses.

Get Started With WellnessHC’s Alzheimer’s Care for Seniors.

We know that Alzheimer’s and dementia are complex issues for families. Because of this, we are here to support you during this challenging time. Our goal is to help you make informed decisions about how best to care for your loved one. We recognize that every situation is different; our caregivers are trained to work with each client.

WellnessHC offers a variety of programs that address the unique concerns of seniors and those affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia.

These programs include:

• Companion Care

Dementia Care

• End of Life Care 

• Disabled Care

• Home Care Services

• Elderly Care

• Personal Care

• Respite Care

Special training has been provided to staff to assist seniors and individuals with Alzheimer’s and dementia. We are committed to providing quality service at all times.

For more details about our services, don’t hesitate to contact us today! We look forward to helping you find the right solution for you and your loved ones.