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Dementia Home Care Services

Our Caregivers Have Advanced DementiaWise® Training to Support People with Alzheimer’s and Other Forms of Dementia

Resources for Providing the Best Possible Care

Dementia care services through ComForCare North Wake County helps individuals with any type or stage of dementia do more of what they enjoy in the familiarity of their home. The dementia care services we provide are designed to enhance quality of life by helping clients remain independent for as long as possible while making it easier for families to enjoy precious time with their loved ones.

ComForCare North Wake County is a DementiaWise®-certified office, which means our agency has met the corporate high standards for caregiver education and skills in dementia care. The ComForCare and At Your Side Home Care dementia curriculum, DementiaWise, has been reviewed by the Alzheimer’s Association® and meets the Alzheimer’s Association Dementia Care Practice Recommendations in certain topics as per the report issued on March 9, 2017. See report results: https://content.comforcare.com/alzheimers-association-review-of-dementiawise.

Our caregivers understand that caring for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia can be a challenging experience for family members. However, with the support of compassionate caregivers and specialized dementia care, our agency is able to support you and your loved one. Additionally, ComForCare has a wide variety of resources and videos that can inform family members on common dementia-related behaviors.

Through the DementiaWise program, every caregiver at ComForCare North Wake County has received specialized dementia care training. Through this training, your caregiver is able to:

Implement best practices for dementia care
Bring awareness to challenging dementia behavior
Use redirection techniques
Delivery customized daily care
Engage in meaningful activities to support and stimulate remaining abilities.

Want to learn more about dementia care services through ComForCare North Wake County? Please call 919-647-9150 to speak with our team.

Whether your loved one needs assistance only a few hours a week or around-the-clock, our team is happy to help! Call (919) 647-9150 to learn more about the transition care services offered through ComForCare Home Care (Raleigh, NC).

In-Home Care for Dementia

We provide the specialized personal care services and companionship your loved one needs to be safe and healthy in the comfort of their own home. See what makes ComForCare Canada the best choice for in-home care.

DementiaWise® Training Program

Recognized by the Alzheimer's Association and supported by Duke University research, our DementiaWise training program gives caregivers everything they need to create better days for your loved one.

Dementia FAQs

If you're new to in-home care or dementia, it's natural to have questions. To help families in these situations, our experts have answered some of our clients' top questions about Alzheimer's and dementia.

Alzheimer’s Care

Alzheimer's disease is a specific, progressive form of dementia that affects memory as well as movement, behavior, and thinking. Learn more about how to care for someone with Alzheimer's here.

In-Home Care for Alzheimer’s

ComForCare Canada helps people with Alzheimer's disease continue to live at home safely. With flexible scheduling, specialized training, and dementia care resources, we're ready to help you enjoy more precious times together.

Compassionate Home Care for Your Loved One.

With ComForCare Canada, you and your loved one can enjoy more great days together. If you’re seeking support for a person with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, speak with a member of our team today.

Does My Loved One Have Dementia?

As our loved ones age, knowing the difference between normal forgetfulness and something more serious can be difficult. That’s why ComForCare Canada has created a free guide to help families understand and explore:

Signs of dementia
Typical age-related changes in behavior, memory, mood, etc
What to do if you see signs of dementia
How to get a dementia diagnosis

Does My Loved One Have Dementia, or is it normal age-related forgetfulness?

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Get the Support You Need for Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia Care

ComForCare Canada is here to help you and your loved ones cope with memory loss and the symptoms of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Our caring advisors have patience in understanding dementia behaviors, as well as a genuine passion for nurturing a family-caregiver alliance. Our care providers work with you to develop strategies for your loved one’s daily routine and self-care. And we’re always here to answer questions, provide resources, and share insights about in-home care!

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