Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia is a journey that changes over time. Familiar surroundings often help people living with memory loss feel calmer and more secure — which is why many families want their loved one to stay at home as long as it is safe.
Our caregivers provide patient, structured support that respects who your loved one has always been. We focus on predictable routines, gentle redirection, meaningful activities and a safe environment, while giving family caregivers time to rest and recharge.
Available across Birmingham, Hoover, Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook, Homewood, Trussville, Pelham, Helena, Chelsea and Alabaster. See all areas.
What’s included
Every visit is planned around your loved one’s routines and preferences. Support can include:
- Consistent daily routines that reduce confusion and anxiety
- Supervision and companionship to support safety at home
- Gentle redirection during moments of confusion or agitation
- Help with bathing, dressing, eating and toileting
- Memory-friendly activities: music, photos, simple tasks and walks
- Medication reminders and meal preparation
- Support during evenings, when confusion can increase
- Respite for family caregivers, from a few hours to overnight
Support at every stage
In the early stages, we may offer a few hours of companionship, reminders and help with errands. As needs grow, we can provide longer visits, overnight support, or 24-hour and live-in care by arrangement. We talk with your family regularly so the care plan keeps pace with your loved one’s needs.
How we provide dementia care
It’s not always about the big things. Sometimes it’s just making sure Mom has eaten, has some company, and gets through her day comfortably. Those little things matter more than people realize.
Patricia Reynolds
Trussville, Alabama
Often combined with
Most families build a plan from more than one kind of support.
Questions about dementia care
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Our office team is happy to help.
Can someone with dementia safely stay at home?
Many people living with dementia can remain at home safely for a long time with the right support, routines and home safety measures. During your consultation we will talk honestly about your loved one’s needs and what level of care would help.
Do you offer overnight or 24-hour dementia care?
Yes. Extended hours, overnight care and 24-hour or live-in care are available by arrangement, which can be especially helpful when a loved one wanders or is restless at night.
Is your dementia care medical?
No. Our dementia care is non-medical. We provide supervision, personal care, companionship and support with daily routines, and we work alongside your loved one’s doctors and other healthcare providers.
How do you handle difficult behaviors?
Our approach focuses on staying calm, understanding what may be causing distress, and using gentle redirection and reassurance. We also share what we observe with the family so we can adjust the care plan together.
Tell us about the person you love.
Every family’s story is different. Call us or request a free consultation. We’ll listen first, answer your questions honestly and help you decide what makes sense, with no pressure.
Or call 205-887-9978
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM
