Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care in Miami-Dade
Watching a loved one struggle to recall past and current events or complete simple daily tasks is extremely difficult. Still, there’s home care support available that will treat your family member with dignity and respect because that’s what they deserve.
At Griswold Home Care of Miami-Dade, we refer caregivers that offer comprehensive and compassionate solutions for individuals with early Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. As Alzheimer’s develops, you may find your loved one becoming confused, disoriented, easily frustrated, etc. We refer qualified and highly trained caregivers that can assist your family with early intervention that may help slow the disease’s progress.
Give us a call at (305) 400-0766 or contact us online to learn more about our Alzheimer's and Dementia care services in Miami-Dade today!
You can count on us to refer caregivers that provide Alzheimer’s and dementia care that helps clients:
- Mitigate injury and hospitalization
- Complete daily tasks like paying bills and preparing meals
- Stimulate short-term memory through cognitive activities
- Live a more fulfilling and safe life
We aim to help improve the quality of life so that your family member can live comfortably and age in place as they see fit.
How Are Dementia & Alzheimer’s Disease Different?
Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are not the same, but they do coincide with one another. One of the biggest differences between the two is that dementia isn’t a disorder on its own; it’s actually a general term used to describe a variety of symptoms. Individuals living with Alzheimer’s can experience symptoms of dementia that slowly worsens over time.
Some of the signs of Alzheimer’s include:
- Difficulty remembering things
- Increase confusion
- Short attention span
- Problems with language and recalling words
- Difficulty organizing thoughts
- Forgetting recent memories or activities
- Issues coping with new people and situations
This list isn’t all-encompassing, as every person can experience Alzheimer’s disease differently. Most important is that you or a family member seek professional assistance and treatment to help slow the degenerative effects.
Dial (305) 400-0766 or contact us online to get your questions answered about our in home care services today!
When Should You Consider Dementia Care for a Loved One?
As people age, it's not uncommon for their cognitive abilities to decline. For some, this may simply mean that they have a harder time remembering names or faces. However, for others, the cognitive decline can be much more significant, impacting their ability to perform daily tasks and live independently. This type of decline is often due to dementia, a degenerative brain disease that can be both devastating and progressively debilitating. If you have an elderly loved one who is showing signs of dementia, it's important to explore your care options. Dementia care focuses on providing assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and eating. In addition, dementia care providers can help to create a safe and stimulating environment for those with the disease. If you're concerned about your elderly loved one's cognitive abilities, don't hesitate to reach out to a dementia care specialist for guidance.
We Refer Caregivers to Support Those with Memory Loss Conditions
For families that have to watch a loved one’s health decline because of a memory loss condition, you’re not alone. We refer only highly trained caregivers dedicated to delivering the home care your family member deserves.
It's essential to focus on the whole person, not just the disorder. The caregivers we refer will do just that. This means your loved one will get the support needed to live as independently as possible, receiving the respect and compassion required.
You can rely on us to refer you caregivers that provide top-quality Alzheimer’s and dementia care because they:
- Keep your loved one engaged and their mind sharp with conversation and activities.
- Build a lasting relationship with you and them so that you come to think of us as family.
- Help with daily hygiene tasks to prevent illness and hospitalization.
- Assist with running errands and attending doctor’s appointments.
- Give family caregivers the respite care they need to focus on themselves for a few hours.
When your family needs customized and comprehensive home care support from professionals, count on Griswold Home Care of Miami-Dade.
Give us a call at (305) 400-0766 or contact us online to consult with an Alzheimer's and Dementia care specialist today!
