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In-Home Dementia Care for Your Loved One in Weatherford TX

Comfort Keepers In-Home Care in Weatherford, Texas.

In-Home Dementia Care for Your Loved One in Weatherford, TX

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Virtual or In-Home Assessment

Care Plan Creation with the Client Care Coordinator

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According to information provided by the World Health Organization, more than 55 million people around the world live with dementia. The syndrome is typically considered something only the elderly can develop, but the reality is it affects people of all ages. Dementia, which causes a person's cognitive function to deteriorate, often progresses until the person affected by it requires around-the-clock in-home dementia care from qualified providers like the ones at Comfort Keepers in Weatherford.

The Importance of In-Home Dementia Care

Health organizations around the world agree that it is a good idea to keep a loved one who has dementia at home for as long as possible. Doing so offers a variety of benefits. Perhaps the most important is that the client remains in a familiar environment. Familiarity may help to lessen day-to-day confusion and even help the person affected retain their memories of loved ones, places, and things for longer.

Routine is also important for people who have dementia and may be easier to stick to if they can stay in their own homes for as long as possible. Everything from adhering to a certain schedule and eating the same diet can increase a client's ability to retain memories and remain mentally and physically healthy. This is especially true if they live with or near loved ones who can coordinate daily care and spend time with them.

Finally, having someone provide in-home dementia care allows for more customized and individualized care than what would be available in a nursing facility. A caregiver who works one-on-one with a client provides companionship, helps the client stick to routines, and ensures they stay active and healthy for as long as possible. Furthermore, an in-home caregiver is more likely to notice changes in health or behavior that indicates the progression of the disease.

How We Can Help Your Loved One Who Has Dementia

The caregivers at Comfort Keepers Weatherford are dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable, and customized in-home dementia care for your loved one. Our caregivers undergo special training to ensure they know the best ways to physically, emotionally and intellectually engage those who have dementia.

We provide a range of in-home dementia care services, including medication reminders, personal care, housekeeping, laundry, grocery shopping, transportation to and from appointments, and much more. We focus on both physical and non-physical needs, lead activities that bring joy to your loved one, offer support for the nutrition and exercise programs prescribed by your loved one's doctors, and can refer you to support groups and other resources as needed.

Beyond that, we build tasks into our customized care plans that ensure your loved one's interests and needs are being met in every capacity. Furthermore, we'll educate the family about dementia and can recommend SafetyChoice technologies that help to ensure your loved one's safety.

Schedule an In-Home Dementia Care Consultation Today

Learning that a loved one has been diagnosed with dementia is often overwhelming, but you don't need to process the diagnosis or handle your loved one's care on your own. Let the professionals at Comfort Keepers provide in-home dementia care to help your loved one and your entire family through this difficult time. Fill out our online form or call us at 682-294-1701 to learn more.