Dementia & Alzheimer's Care at home in Metro Vancouver

Dementia care at home is one-on-one support for someone living with Alzheimer's or another form of memory loss, from a caregiver matched for experience with memory loss. The goal is a calm, predictable day in familiar surroundings, with the same faces each visit, so the person stays safe and the family gets real relief.

What's included

A steady daily routine built around the person's habits
Gentle reminders for meals, fluids and medication
Help with bathing, dressing and toileting when needed
Activities that suit their interests and abilities
Supervision to reduce wandering and falls
Regular updates to the family

Who it's for

Families caring for a parent or spouse with dementia who need safe supervision, a break, or help with care that has become too much.

How it starts

Call or send the form below. A care coordinator visits for a free in-home assessment, checks the bathroom and home for safety risks, recommends a starting plan, and introduces your two or three caregivers before the first visit. Hours change whenever your needs do, with no long-term contract.

Call us for a free assessment Or send us a message

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Dementia & Alzheimer's Care: common questions

Why does consistency matter so much in dementia care?

People with dementia often find new faces and changes in routine upsetting. Seeing the same two or three caregivers, at the same times, in their own home, helps them feel safe. That is why we never rotate strangers through a client's home.

Can someone with dementia stay at home safely?

Often, yes, for a long time, with the right support. It depends on the stage, the home, and how many hours of care are available. At the free assessment we look at safety risks with you and suggest a plan, including when overnight or live-in care makes sense.

Where can our family get more dementia support in BC?

The Alzheimer Society of B.C. runs free education and support programs for people living with dementia and their families. Your doctor can also refer you to your health authority for an assessment.

Where we provide it

We provide dementia & alzheimer's care from Vancouver to Hope, across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. See the communities we serve.