Dementia Care that Can Provide Familial Support in Greater Cumberland, MD

Caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer's in their own home may be exhausting on both a physical and emotional level. If a senior loved one of yours has recently been diagnosed, you are not alone. Families caring for a loved one can rely on our assistance. Our caregivers have been specially trained and are eager to assist.

What Is Dementia Care?

It is a mental downturn that is severe enough to interfere with a person's daily life, such as memory loss or the inability to complete familiar tasks. Alzheimer's disease accounts for 50 to 80 percent of cases. 

If you have a loved one who has been diagnosed, you are not alone. According to the latest figures from the Alzheimer's Association, approximately 5.8 million Americans are living with this mental disorder.

It is a fact that the 6th leading cause of death here in the U.S., according to the National Institute on Aging.

• Affect those over the age of 60,
• To date, there are no cures for this debilitating condition, and it cannot be successfully reversed. It progresses at different speeds for each person.
• One person in the United States is diagnosed every 65 seconds, and around the globe every 3 seconds.
• It often becomes the responsibility of family members to become the care providers, which requires them to spend time learning everything they can about this incurable condition.

Our services are dedicated to helping combat some of these issues and enabling seniors to live happy, fulfilling lives. 

Services We Offer

Our dedicated care providers have undergone specialized training to deliver the highest level of care possible. They are highly qualified, kind-hearted, compassionate individuals who genuinely care for their clients.

We can engage your loved ones in enjoyable activities that stimulate the senses and promote memory recall, such as dancing or sharing stories. Our experts can also help your loved one increase and maintain safety at home by senior-proofing the house and utilizing various senior safety devices. Finally, our uplifting care providers can support not just your loved ones but also you and other family members through the many changes in behavior that are often the result of dementia.

Contact Us Today!

Don't hesitate to contact Comfort Keepers if you or someone you know needs dementia care. To schedule a free consultation or learn more about our care services in Cumberland, Oakland, Key, and nearby areas.