Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia for a senior you love is heartbreaking, and will immediately bring about a number of concerns and questions. What will life be like for my loved one? How will the condition impact everyday behaviors and functioning? Where will he or she live? And exactly how will I manage providing care?
At Compassionate Nursing Services, an award-winning provider of senior home care in Creve Coeur and the surrounding areas, we receive calls frequently from friends and family members who are in crisis mode to find the best care solution for a senior with Alzheimer’s disease. We’ve found that there are three important factors to help families experience a sense of relief and to gain a feeling of control:
Compassionate Nursing Services’ highly skilled dementia care team is extensively trained in creative, patient, compassionate care at home for senior loved ones, offering a consistent routine, assistance with difficult behaviors, enhanced safety, and dependable dementia respite care for family members.
We meet with families during a free in-home consultation to learn about the challenges being faced, along with getting to know your loved one in need of care: his or her likes, dislikes, interests, hobbies, personality type, past and current life – all to build a personalized plan of care that will allow for the best possible quality of life, making sure all needs are met both now and proactively as needs change over time.
Contact us at 314-432-4312 to find out more about our senior home care in Creve Coeur and the surrounding communities. With Compassionate Nursing Services by your side, you’re never alone in your dementia care journey!
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