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Transition Care

You’ve probably seen it with loved ones. An elderly person checks out of a hospital or nursing home only to be readmitted within a few months.

During the transition, medications weren’t taken, doctor appointments weren’t made and chronic illnesses weren’t cared for. The downward spiral seems unstoppable, the medical bills never-ending. And you’re at a loss for what to do.

At least one in five people with Medicare are readmitted to the hospital within one month of discharge.

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Hospital-to-Home Transition Care

Transition care—changing a downhill slope to a recovery triumph

You’ve probably seen it with loved ones. An elderly person checks out of a hospital or nursing home only to be readmitted within a few months. During the transition, medications weren’t taken, doctor appointments weren’t made and chronic illnesses weren’t cared for. The downward spiral seems unstoppable, the medical bills never-ending. And you’re at a loss for what to do.

At least one in five people with Medicare are readmitted to the hospital within one month of discharge.

But what if hospital care were different? Instead of sending elderly people home alone with confusing instructions and to-do lists, what if we also sent a coach—a trained expert to guide, encourage and empower? What if that transition care service were affordable?

At Preferred Care at Home, this isn’t a pipe dream. We’re making it a reality through our innovative Smooth-Transition Care program.

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What Is Smooth-Transition Care®?

A transition from a hospital or nursing home can be confusing. You get rehabilitation instructions, prescriptions to fill, follow-up appointments to make. When you get home, you don’t just have to build up your strength, but you’re supposed to remember all these other things—and have the energy to do them. For elderly people, recovery can be even more overwhelming because they’re often alone.

With our Smooth-Transition Care® program, we’ve addressed each of these problems and developed a solution that helps put patients at ease so they can focus on getting better.

As a Smooth-Transition Care® client, you’ll receive three tools to help you stay out of the hospital:

1.  A personal, specially trained coach

Your coach will meet you at the hospital, nursing home or other health facility and guide you through the transition process. After your discharge, your coach will meet with you regularly, through phone calls or visits, and make sure you have what you need. For example, your coach may schedule transportation to follow-up appointments, remind you about prescriptions and medication regimens, and make sure your home is safe. Your coach will also provide a listening ear and encouraging words.

2.  A Personal Health Record.

This in-depth, 15-piece tool kit stores the information you need to transition optimally, including medication instructions, appointment dates and test results. Your coach will encourage you to use this tool. The record also includes an easy-to-read symptoms chart that shows when you can wait and see your doctor and when you should call 911. You can view the Personal Health Record and even download the pages for free.

3.  An easily accessible online health record.

No need to tote the Personal Health Record with you to every doctor appointment. As a Smooth-Transition Care® client, you’ll have exclusive access to your own online health record. Upon your request, your coach will add this information to your secure, password-protected database. You can share it with health care providers and family members who need up-to-date information.

Companion Care

Too often, with age comes loneliness. The feeling that no one cares creeps in. Aging has a way of reminding you of family members and friends who have passed on. You can feel like you’re alone.

It’s our mission at Preferred Care at Home to alleviate that loneliness and bring joy and companionship. Our caregivers also travel with clients, providing transportation to the theater, doctor, church or coffee shop.

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Companion Care

Helping you enjoy life to the fullest

Too often, with age comes loneliness. The feeling that no one cares creeps in. Aging has a way of reminding you of family members and friends who have passed on. You can feel like you’re alone.

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It’s our mission at Preferred Care at Home to alleviate that loneliness and bring joy and companionship. Our caregivers also travel with clients, providing transportation to the theater, doctor, church or coffee shop.

Companion care is available from 1 hour to 24 hours. It’s an excellent choice for seniors who live alone or don’t have a lot of family and friends nearby. It also works well for short-term respite care. The primary caregiver gets a much-needed break, and the senior loved one has fun interacting with another caring person.

Preferred Care at Home’s extensive senior companion care services include meal monitoring, transportation planning visits and trips, help with minor tasks, and of course, companionship. Here is the full list of services included:

Personal Interaction:

  • Engaging in companionship and conversation
  • Reminiscing about the past
  • Discussing current and historical events
  • Playing games and cards
  • Renting and playing movies
  • Maintaining a family scrapbook
  • Encouraging participation with crafts
  • Helping read
  • Directing morning wake-up and evening tuck-in
  • Helping select clothes
  • Mailing letters and bills
  • Monitoring eating patterns and diet
  • Inspecting food expiration dates
  • Maintaining a calendar
  • Arranging appointments and providing reminders

Social Interaction:

  • Planning visits, outings and trips
  • Visiting neighbors and friends
  • Encouraging interaction with loved ones
  • Encouraging participation in and assisting with community activities
  • Monitoring visitors
  • Providing incidental transportation with caregiver to:
      – Doctor appointments
      – The pharmacy
      – Social outings
      – Lunch or dinner
      – Plays and concerts
      – Movies
      – Religious services
      – Sporting events
      – Club meetings

Homemaker Care

As we age, a big part of happiness depends on being comfortable and cared for at home. Home is where memories have been made, and are still being created.

When caring for the home becomes a burden the unwelcome thought of moving strikes.

Should you live in a home you’re unhappy with—one that’s getting cluttered and dusty because you can’t do the chores like you used to? Should you learn to cope with eating less because it’s difficult to shop and cook? Should you give up your pet because you can’t care for it? Should you put up with wrinkled or dirty clothes?

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Homemaker Care

Helping you find joy in your house again

As we age, a big part of happiness depends on being comfortable and cared for at home. Home is where memories have been made, and are still being created.

When caring for the home becomes a burden the unwelcome thought of moving strikes.

Should you live in a home you’re unhappy with—one that’s getting cluttered and dusty because you can’t do the chores like you used to? Should you learn to cope with eating less because it’s difficult to shop and cook? Should you give up your pet because you can’t care for it? Should you put up with wrinkled or dirty clothes?

Should you move away from home?

There is another option: Preferred Care at Home’s homemaker care. We make your house into that special place again. We do the chores and provide those tender loving touches that make you comfortable. Ultimately, our homemaker care can help you or a loved one remain where you want to be—home.

Other people who enjoy our homemaker care services include:

  • Family caregivers
    Let us take care of the mundane day-to-day tasks so you have more energy to focus on what’s important.
  • Elderly parents resistant to other care
    If your parent would benefit from personal or companion care but is reluctant to accept it, why not introduce the concept gently through homemaker care?

Our homemaker care includes the following services.

General Homemaker Care:

  • Recording and arranging recipes
  • Preparing grocery lists
  • Clipping coupons for shopping
  • Shopping for and/or escorting to get groceries and supplies
  • Preparing, serving and cleaning up after meals
  • Preparing meals for future use

Light Housekeeping:

  • Organizing and cleaning closets
  • Dusting furniture
  • Sweeping and vacuuming floors
  • Taking out garbage
  • Watering house plants
  • Assisting with pet care

Laundering:

  • Washing, folding and ironing clothes
  • Changing linens and making beds
  • Dropping off and picking up dry cleaning

Personal Care

At Preferred Care at Home, Personal Home Care Assistance is among our many at-home care services for the elderly. We understand that as we mature, our needs change. The things that were once simple to perform become complicated.

Preferred Care at Home understands that accepting these new challenges can be trying, and want to be there for you, by your side, every step of the way. We can provide you or your loved one caregiving service with our many personal home care services formulated to provide comfort and ease in the home.

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Personal Home Care Assistance

Senior care that keeps you home

At Preferred Care at Home, Personal Home Care Assistance is among our many at-home care services for the elderly. We understand that as we mature, our needs change. The things that were once simple to perform become complicated.

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Preferred Care at Home understands that accepting these new challenges can be trying, and want to be there for you, by your side, every step of the way. We can provide you or your loved one caregiving service with our many personal home care services formulated to provide comfort and ease in the home. We provide assistance and direction with all your personal-care needs called “activities of daily living.” They are:

  • Eating
  • Hygiene care: bathing, grooming, shaving, and caring for teeth or dentures
  • Dressing
  • Maintaining mobility: transferring, walking and using mechanical aids
  • Toileting
  • Continence care
  • Taking medication

When you give us a call, we’ll develop a personalized plan for you that combines any of our services you need.

Preferred Care at Home’s personal care can mean the difference between remaining at home and moving to a care facility. We want to make sure you stay home, safe and happy, for as long as possible. We also help you maintain independence. You’re in control. We’re just there to help and guide.

To learn more about our compassionate, experienced caregivers, please watch this video about our seven-step screening process.

Preferred Care at Home was founded by a husband-and-wife team who have been providing personal home care assistance and many other at home services for over 35 years. We strive to make quality caregiving service affordable to everyone. To ensure your needs are met, caregivers are available to provide personal home care services for as little as one to as many as 24 hours.

With our experience in the home care industry, we have learned what works best for our clients and we pass along these best practices to the professionals that are working directly with you or your loved one. We also understand that it’s not just about providing caring services, it’s also about being caring. We want all of our clients to feel refreshed and renewed from their experience with our professionals.

Without that caring element to go along with the services provided, the level of happiness and contentment experienced by our clients waivers and this is what we have experience in avoiding. Our professionals work alongside our clients night and day to not only provide the services needed. But also to help our clients feel at home, comfortable, and at ease.

Our Mission is to Ensure Our Clients Feel Appreciated, Loved and Unequivocally Heard

Our greatest mission is to ensure that our clients feel appreciated, loved, and unequivocally heard, on top of being very satisfied with the services we provide. We understand that most of our clients are used to being independent and self-sufficient their entire lives, and that making the decision to have personal home care assistance is challenging. We help to promote as much independence and self sufficiency as possible with the caregiving service we provide. This is critical because it allows our clients to receive all of the help they need without making any compromises in their ability to live their own lives, and find enjoyment with their hobbies, friends, family, and community.

We encourage independence and we understand its importance, but we also understand that it is possible that certain tasks should be avoided, that could cause risk to the physical health of any of our clients. For example, some clients may want to engage in physical activities that could leave them vulnerable to a slip and fall or maybe their vision or reaction time makes driving something that can be hazardous for them. In these instances our experience helps us navigate difficult situations, make the appropriate evaluations and referrals, and involve critical parties, making sure the client is involved every step of the way.

Dispelling Common Fears About Receiving at Home Care

At Preferred Care at Home we understand from our experience that refraining from doing tasks that were once thought routine and accepting personal home care services,  can feel like a blow to our client’s pride. When these feelings start to overcome our clients, our expert care team works to ensure senior clients feel involved in the care decisions and that their independence is not being infringed. The aging process, while normal, can be difficult and even anxiety provoking for many. We understand the complexities of aging and the difficulty some experience when it comes to asking for help. Yet, with the right personal home care services, we are confident that independence won’t be taken away, rather our care team helps support and many times restore a feeling of independence.

The right caregiver match will encourage and help senior clients pursue favorite hobbies, maybe even start a new activity, visit friends, and even attend events in their community. We have found through our many years of experience that the fear of losing one’s independence is often a senior greatest fear.  After our caring professionals from Preferred Care at Home come to help, it is common for our clients to feel a huge sense of relief. The care that is needed is received, family can rest, and clients are able to resume favorite activities that may have fallen to the wayside. It is a joy and privilege to experience first hand the support clients receive through our personal home care assistance.

Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care

If you or your parent has Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia, you’re not alone. After all, on average, every four seconds someone is diagnosed with dementia, according to the World Health Organization. Yet facing the disease can feel so isolating, so overwhelming. Our in-home Dementia and Alzheimer’s care can help.

As advocates for quality dementia care, Preferred Care at Home has cared for hundreds of clients with dementia across the nation. Our specially trained, compassionate caregivers allow our clients to safely remain home, or in the home of a family member.

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Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care

Helping you stay safe and respected at home

Elderly woman sitting isolated on a bench

If you or your parent has Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia, you’re not alone. After all, on average, every four seconds someone is diagnosed with dementia, according to the World Health Organization. Yet facing the disease can feel so isolating, so overwhelming. Our in-home Dementia and Alzheimer’s care can help.

As advocates for quality dementia care, Preferred Care at Home has cared for hundreds of clients with dementia across the nation. Our specially trained, compassionate caregivers allow our clients to safely remain home, or in the home of a family member.

Dementia and Alzheimer’s home care services our experienced caregivers provide include:

  • Stimulating mental awareness
  • Playing memory-enhancement games
  • Helping with crafts and reading
  • Encouraging social interaction with family and friends
  • Stimulating healthy conversation

Our caregivers keep a keen eye on safety and health issues by helping with the following:

  • Nutritious-meal preparation
  • Medication reminders
  • Hygiene reminders
  • Clothes selection
  • Maintaining a safe home environment

Live-in Care

Peace of mind. It’s so often an elusive dream for people with elderly parents—and for elderly people themselves. That’s why Preferred Care at Home has always been known best for our 24 hour home care, also known as live-in care.

Our 24 hour home care services provide around-the-clock supervision and companionship in the security and privacy of your own home. Your caregivers, matched to you by personality along with life and work experience, are present day and night to provide professional, reliable and compassionate care.

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Live-in Care

Affordable, 24 hour peace of mind

Peace of mind. It’s so often an elusive dream for people with elderly parents—and for elderly people themselves. That’s why Preferred Care at Home has always been known best for our 24 hour home care, also known as live-in care.

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Our 24 hour home care services provide around-the-clock supervision and companionship in the security and privacy of your own home. Your caregivers, matched to you by personality along with life and work experience, are present day and night to provide professional, reliable and compassionate care.

In addition to quality care, we also guarantee continuity. You don’t have to worry about frequent changes in caregivers—having to get acquainted time and again. Central to our live-in care option is this commitment to consistency. And at Preferred Care at Home, where we strive to make our services accessible to everyone, live-in care is more affordable than you probably imagine.

Who Is Live-in Care Best For?

You may think of live-in care as being primarily for people who are bedridden. While it is an excellent solution for them, it’s also helpful for other people who want consistent aid. For example, our 24 hour home care is great for seniors who have:

  • Unsteadiness or a fear of falling.

    Worrying about falling can lead to inactivity, which makes your muscles atrophy, which increases your risk for a fall! With live-in care, you always have someone there just in case, so you can feel confident to be as active as you can.

  • Loneliness or a fear of being alone.

    No one should experience that empty feeling of loneliness. The compassionate heart of a Preferred Care at Home caregiver is an ever-present comfort.

  • Trouble remembering medication.

    “Did you take your medicine today?” If that question’s been asked too many times, you should know that live-in care can eliminate that anxiety. Our quality caregivers will remind you when to take your medicine so dosages aren’t forgotten or repeated.

  • Memory loss, or signs of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.

    Memory deficiencies may creep in as we age. People with Alzheimer’s do best in a familiar environment. Most need extended hours of care in order to remain healthy and safe at home.

Live-in care services are also good for seniors who:

Want to avoid a revolving door of caregivers. Change can be stressful. Continuity is at the heart of our live-in care. As long as you’re happy and well taken care of, you’ll have the same caregiver by your side every step of the way.

Want to remain independent and in control of their care.With Preferred Care at Home’s live-in care, you’re the boss. You decide when and how you want things done.

Is Live-in Care Really Right for Me?

Still wondering whether live-in care is the choice for you? Here are answers to some common questions.

1. Can I afford 24 hour home care? Long-term care can certainly be costly. However, since 1984 the founders of Preferred Care at Home have built a reputation for offering quality services at affordable prices. Contact us to see which package works best for you.

2. What if I move or I already live in an assisted living community? If home is where you want to live, we can make that a reality. If you prefer to move into a facility, we can also provide any extra assistance you need. In essence, we come alongside you so home, or wherever you call home, is that safe place.

3. Will I like my caregivers? We match each caregiver to fit with your personality. We even look into life and work experience to make sure you two will get along swimmingly. A key aspect of our live-in care is quality interaction. After all, you have much to share with others. But of course, if you’re ever unhappy, we will promptly find a new person who fits your needs better.

If live-in care sounds like a good fit for you, contact us, and we’ll personally review all the details about how it works. We’ll even conduct a complimentary, no-obligation home assessment.

Meet the team

"We are humbled to serve our community and their loved ones."

Geoffrey & Christine de Sousa

Owner, PCAH of South Broward

Meet the Team

Geoffrey & Christine de Sousa

Top-Rated Dementia and Alzheimer's Care in Plantation, FL & Surrounding Areas

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Living with lost memories is complicated for the individual and their family members. For this reason, we offer personalized in-home dementia and Alzheimer’s care specifically designed for each individual’s needs. Focused on promoting dignity, encouraging independence, and meeting the daily living needs of residents with memory challenges, dementia, and Alzheimer’s care we provide is specifically designed for this purpose. Our caregivers are trained to serve families best, giving them peace of mind that their loved ones are in the safe and supportive hands of a trained professional.

In-Home Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care Services in Plantation, FL

We offer a comprehensive range of dementia and Alzheimer’s care services, all of which can be tailored to the individual needs of the affected person and their family members. Our highly trained, specialized care caregivers can assist your loved one with personal hygiene, meal preparation, medication reminders, and companionship. We provide daily assistive care within the home and support our patients’ loved ones with everyday activities, which helps elevate cognitive function and restore comfort. These bespoke dementia and Alzheimer’s care services aim to ensure that clients live in a stable, nurturing environment where their dignity and autonomy are respected on a daily basis.

What is Dementia?

Dementia is not a disease itself — it is a catchall term for the different aspects, such as memory, reasoning, and communication skills, that the person with dementia is unable to control. It could also affect mood, behavior, and the ability to perform other everyday activities. Dementia care starts when those symptoms begin to disrupt a person’s independence and safety. Several diseases cause dementia, but the most common is Alzheimer’s disease. The earlier we intervene, the better the quality of life for the person with dementia and their family companions. Professional services for dementia are often available in the community. Dementia is a personal experience that demands individualized, fluid care. Recognizing the symptoms early and receiving the proper assistance can help keep the condition under control.

What is Alzheimer’s?

It is not just normal aging — Alzheimer’s is a brain disease that destroys memory, thinking, and the ability to perform even the most basic tasks over time. Alzheimer’s is the most common cause of dementia, and it hits millions of families across the country. Alzheimer’s may be a progressive disease, but those living with it still need ongoing Alzheimer’s care that evolves with their shifting ability. Alzheimer’s care services provide emotional and physical support to offer peace of mind while also assisting with safety monitoring and devotion to a more stable, meaningful day. This support spans from initial-stage memory support to end-stage round-the-clock tracking and guidance. Alzheimer’s progresses in stages, and early intervention and proper care can control some of the symptoms to some extent, making day-to-day life more manageable. Each stage can be stressful, and familiar routines and caring caregivers can bring much-needed peace and connection.

How Can a Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care Service Help You or Your Loved One?

With professional dementia and Alzheimer’s care, you are getting added support from an experienced caregiver who understands the nuances of memory loss and who allows the family to be family again. We create care plans based on personality, medical history, and individual preferences. We make a safe space, minimize confusion and agitation, and engage clients in activities that provide comfort and cognitive stimulation. This customized focus on dementia care and Alzheimer’s care helps family members rest assured that their beloved is getting the ideal professional care, along with the attention needed.

Why Choose Preferred Care at Home for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care in Plantation, FL?

All of our caregivers are thoroughly trained, compassionate, and dedicated to ensuring the dignity of every client they take care of. Our Alzheimer’s and dementia care services cater to both the individual suffering from memory loss as well as their family, as we appreciate the exhausting realities of having to care for your loved one. We will help your family through this process by putting a board in place as a daily routine/structure/care, or we will be there 24/7 when needed.

Engaging Activities for Cognitive Stimulation

Dementia and Alzheimer’s care requires cognitive stimulation as its fundamental aspect. Daily, our caregivers adapt challenge-based activities, arts and crafts, and memory therapy to suit our clients’ needs and skills. Through this approach, clients’ emotional health improves, reducing their fears and bringing them happiness that creates lasting memories of past times. We identify specific elements that evoke a positive reaction in individuals and incorporate those points into brief, meaningful interactions. Caring for patients involves creating meaningful, stimulating activities through songs from their past or reviewing items with which they are familiar. Through this method, individuals achieve structure and recognize an inner connection. Brief conversations produce positive benefits that strengthen the life force of the care provider and the patient.

Routine and Structure for Stability

Patients with Alzheimer’s and dementia receive guidance from caregivers throughout daily routines that duplicate their regular life patterns to reduce anxiety and maintain orientation. The well-known comforting pattern includes scheduled meals, personal hygiene care, activities, and sleep practices. Making all activity changes as seamless as possible is the most effective approach to help clients stay oriented throughout the day while preventing emotional breakdowns. The constant presence of daily routines leads you toward calm nights, strong palates, and cheerful outlooks during each passing day. The extended period an individual spends alive results in increased stability and an enhanced sense of familiarity.

Personalized Communication Approaches

The communication will remain genuine and bring a touch of calmness to our contact while showing passion toward our clients and the writing profession. Our communication style is derived from visual signals, subtle behaviors, and tactile interactions with our clients. Our training includes developing traits such as patience, attention, and awareness regarding the tightness of both clients’ families and their clients. The negotiations remain unchanged during genuine good-faith interactions. Every encounter enables us to establish a bond while showing honor and dignity.

Support with Sleep and Sundowning

Caregivers should maintain the absence of stimulation along with comfort and relaxation during suitable moments to calm down the periodically agitated condition, which often appears in dementia patients. The caregivers provide relaxing activities, comforting rituals, and soft lighting to support their patients throughout the day and night. Sleep duration can be extended through simple adjustments, such as shorter nap durations and increased exercise activity. When dementia patients are distressed, caregivers move in to provide comfort and redirect them. Respectful dedication to providing the top level of patient care remains the approach.

Fall Prevention and Home Safety Adjustments

Alzheimer’s and dementia raise the danger of wandering and falling. Our caregivers conduct home safety evaluations and make adjustments to your home, including improving lighting, decluttering, and securing doors to ensure your loved ones are as safe as possible. Care always begins by ensuring everything is where it needs to be, secure, and properly monitored. To help patients find their way and avoid getting lost, visual cues and guiding paths are also available. Moving furniture, installing grab bars, and occasionally adding a few non-slip mats could be huge. We observe and redirect if wandering appears to be possible. A safe place helps build safety and confidence.

Help with Personal Hygiene and Dressing

Dementia patients feel unsure and uneasy when their caretakers fail to provide dressing and bathing services. The caregiver helps the patient dress and perform personal grooming while respecting the individual’s self-worth to minimize inhibitions during bathing. When children receive fewer inner conflicts but stronger prompts for collaboration, the decision-making process becomes more straightforward. The process benefits from routines and familiar clothing accessories with familiar scents. This process executes operations based on a client-established timetable and involves full support through all phases.

Guidance for Family Members and Caregivers

Mind you, families need education and emotional support as they navigate dementia care. We guide families in strategies for effective communication, ways to adapt to living with loss, and how to maintain intimacy and connection when memories become distorted. Caregiving is not an act of kindness; it’s a partnership. We also provide them with emotional support and motivate them during challenging times. We can offer information, empathy, and a listening ear — whether you’re exploring the disease or experiencing new things. Pair that with the fact that we have a strong support pipeline for each other.

Transportation and Escort to Appointments

During routine visits, doctors and professionals refer patients to specialists who have expertise in treating Alzheimer’s disease. Travel and reach your destination safely with a reliable transportation service and a unique psychic experience. Caregivers help patients navigate to and from clinics, soothing anxiety and confusion. They assist with check-in and paperwork and remind patients of the questions they want to raise with the doctor. Families can feel secure knowing their loved one is safe when within our network of centers.

Nutrition and Mealtime Support

In patients with dementia, the phenomenon of forgetting their eating habits may result in malnutrition or complications during mealtime. When needed, caregivers also help patients eat but adjusting healthy, diet-specific meals to personal taste, and practicality creates an enjoyable and regular eating environment. They are attuned to clients’ tastes and palatability needs. Food is given slowly, softly, in small amounts, without distraction. Tracking weight loss or dehydration symptoms in such an environment thus makes the need for a positive mealtime environment for health and well-being more critical.

Compassionate End-of-Life Memory Care

The more advanced dementia is, the more care it demands. With our compassionate and gentle end-of-life care, your loved one can experience comfort, peace, and dignity in their final days. We collaborate with hospice teams and loved ones to ensure that an individual’s final chapter is the latest great, new chapter in life, brimming with creativity, loving dignity, and care.

We are primarily there in an emotional and spiritual sense, and we do what we can to alleviate physical suffering. We take every moment seriously, having been entrusted with the story of a life and its intricate family threads. The MDs ensure it is a peaceful and soothing environment, allowing you to rest and relax. We hope to ensure that no one has to walk their final walk alone.

Schedule a Companion Care Consultation Today

Caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s is never easy—but you don’t have to do it alone. Whether you’re navigating the early signs of memory loss or need full-time support, we’re here to help bring clarity, comfort, and peace of mind. Our caregivers provide not only assistance but a calming presence, tailored routines, and meaningful companionship that makes a difference every day.

Call us today at (954) 323-2626 to learn how our in-home dementia and Alzheimer’s care in Plantation, FL, can bring relief and reassurance to your family.

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