Dementia Care | Health At Home

PRIVATE DUTY CARE · IN-HOME · SOUTHEAST FLORIDA

Compassionate Dementia Care
in the Comfort of Home

When memory fades, love doesn’t have to. Our trained caregivers provide patient, dignified dementia support, so your loved one stays safe, engaged, and at home.

"Mom doesn't recognize me anymore. I don't know what to do."

If you’ve said those words, or felt them, you’re not alone. Watching a parent or spouse lose themselves to dementia is one of the most painful experiences a family can face.

ABOUT OUR DEMENTIA CARE

Specialized Care That Honors Who They Are

Dementia is a progressive condition that changes daily life for both the individual and their family. At Health at Home, our caregivers are specifically trained to provide compassionate, patient-centered dementia care in the familiar surroundings of home, where your loved one feels safest.

We work closely with each family to build a customized care plan that evolves as needs change. Whether your loved one needs a few hours of companionship and memory engagement each day, or full-time support, we’re here, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

"Our goal is simple: to provide the level of care we would want for our own parents, delivered by caregivers we would trust with our own family."

Carissa Grone, RN, President of Health at Home

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Our Dementia Care Services

Every care plan is personalized. Here’s what our dementia-trained caregivers can provide in your home.

Memory Care & Engagement

Tailored activities, including memory games, music therapy, photo reminiscing, and cognitive exercises, designed to slow decline and maintain mental engagement at the individual’s level of ability.

Personal Care

Assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, and toileting, provided with sensitivity and respect for your loved one’s dignity and individual preferences.

Medication Management

Reminders and oversight to ensure medications are taken correctly and on schedule, reducing the risk of missed doses or dangerous errors that are common with cognitive decline.

Safe Home Environment

Supervision to prevent wandering, falls, and accidents. Our caregivers are trained in dementia safety protocols and can identify and address hazards in the home.

Family Communication & Support

Regular updates to family members, coordination with physicians, and caregiver respite, so you can rest knowing your loved one is in safe, capable hands.

KNOW THE SIGNS

When Is It Time to Call Us?

If you’re noticing any of these signs in a loved one, it may be time to consider professional in-home dementia care.

Forgetting familiar faces or names

Struggling to recognize close family members or long-time friends.
Getting lost in familiar places

Wandering or becoming confused in the neighborhood or their own home.
Difficulty with daily tasks

Trouble cooking, managing finances, or following a simple routine.
Mood and personality changes

Increased anxiety, depression, suspicion, or withdrawal from social activities.
Medication errors

Missing doses, double-dosing, or confusion about what medications to take.
Family caregiver burnout

You're exhausted, stressed, and need support to continue providing care safely.

They showed up the day my mom came home from the hospital. The nurse walked in, looked at her like she was a person and not a chart, and I finally exhaled for the first time in a week.

Angela M. Port St. Lucie · Daughter & Primary Caregiver