Memory Care

The sense of familiarity, comfort, and security that comes from being in one’s own home and bedroom surrounded with memorable keepsakes and family pictures is very beneficial.

For individuals suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, Dementia, or other cognitive impairments, a home setting is the optimal care situation. The sense of familiarity, comfort, and security that comes from being in one’s own home and bedroom surrounded with memorable keepsakes and family pictures is very beneficial. A dementia patient who is removed from familiar surroundings will likely be more disoriented and confused, possibly complicating the condition and its treatment.

However, there are significant challenges in caring for Alzheimer’s/Dementia patients at home.

Patients: Some challenges that are common among Alzheimer’s and Dementia patients include: memory loss, confusion with time and place, difficulty in completing familiar tasks, misplacing things and losing ability to retrace steps, challenges in planning or problem solving, wandering, incontinence, repetitions, ‘sun downing’, agitation, depression, and the increased risk of falls or accidents.

Family caregivers: Often called the invisible second patients, family caregivers are subject to a high incidence of burden and psychological morbidity, as well as social isolation, physical ill-health, and financial hardship.

The Solution: Cypress Home Care

We have extensive understanding of the disease, its impact on family members, and practical methods for effectively coping with its challenges. Cypress Home Care’s caregivers undergo special training in caring for Alzheimer’s and Dementia patients. They are especially sensitive to the physical, emotional, and psycho-social needs of patients and family members, and are skilled in providing a level of care and companionship that addresses these needs.

Our specially trained caregivers provide the following:

Structure a daily routine for client
Provide mind-stimulating activities
Encourage social interaction
Maximize client’s independence
Foster a calm and soothing atmosphere
Help maintain a safe environment
Provide nutritious meals
Ensure client is properly hydrated
Help manage changing behaviors
Provide support for family members

Memory Care

The sense of familiarity, comfort, and security that comes from being in one’s own home and bedroom surrounded with memorable keepsakes and family pictures is very beneficial.

Our specially trained caregivers provide the following:

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