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Dementia Care

Dementia support around familiar routines

Patient, practical assistance with familiar routines, daily activities and the support a family needs as abilities change.

An older adult chooses a record with support from a caregiver at home.
Support with a purpose

Start with the person, not the diagnosis.

For people living with memory or cognitive changes who need help with familiar daily routines, and families planning appropriate support.

A caregiver and an older adult playing cards together at home.
In everyday life

Familiar activities, patient conversation

Looking through an album, listening to familiar music or preparing a simple routine together can support engagement. Communication and pacing should fit the individual’s preferences and abilities.

The practical details

What’s Included

Support is selected for the individual’s needs and agreed care plan.

  • Calm cues and routine reminders
  • Conversation and familiar activities
  • Approved personal-care assistance
  • Meal companionship and hydration reminders
  • Scheduled supervision and redirection
  • Relief for family caregivers
Before care begins

A plan that fits the person.

Discuss communication, higher-risk times, exit-seeking, nighttime routines and how changes will be reported. Medication reminders remain limited to an established self-administration routine.

See how care works
A little clarity

Common questions

What if the person needs more supervision?

The arrangement must be reassessed. Increased hours, different staffing, another provider or a different care setting may be needed.

Can support continue overnight?

Overnight support requires a defined schedule, responsibilities and staffing review. It is not assumed to be included in a daytime visit.

Start with a conversation

Let’s talk about the support you need.

Share the daily tasks, location and times you are considering. Eden will review the appropriate next step.