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In-Home Care for Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Forms of Dementia Comfort Keepers® can help you manage the challenges of living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. SPECIAL SERVICES Is It Time to Consider Professional Dementia Care? Here’s a simple checklist of things to consider when evaluating your loved one’s possible need for professional dementia care. If you are concerned, it is always best to consult a physician. KEEPING THE COMFORTS OF HOME™ My loved one repeatedly asks the same question, even after it’s been answered. My loved one has difficulty remembering family members, friends, or important information, such as an address or phone number. My loved one experiences rapid mood swings for no apparent reason. My loved one seems depressed, is unusually quiet, and sleeps more than before. My loved one is having trouble driving, but denies it. Suddenly, my loved one’s personal hygiene is slipping. During conversations, my loved one struggles to remember basic, familiar words. My loved one is displaying out-of-character behaviors. My loved one has been found occasionally wandering around outside. I’m not sure I can provide the level of care my loved one needs. I’d feel better if I could talk to someone about my loved one’s condition. The Power of Home For seniors with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, living at home in a familiar environment can be helpful because it surrounds them with memory cues that can reduce confusion and enhance mental engagement. In-home care from our specially trained caregivers, called Comfort Keepers®, enables your loved one to live comfortably and safely at home for as long as possible.

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Page 1: In-Home Care for Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Forms of ...€¦ · For seniors with Alzheimer’s . disease or other forms of dementia, living at home in a familiar environment

In-Home Care for Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Forms of DementiaComfort Keepers® can help you manage the challenges of living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

SPECIAL SERVICES

Is It Time to Consider Professional Dementia Care?Here’s a simple checklist of things to consider when evaluating your loved one’s possible need for professional dementia care. If you are concerned, it is always best to consult a physician.

KEEPING THE COMFORTS OF HOME™

My loved one repeatedly asks the same question, even after it’s been answered.

My loved one has difficulty remembering family members, friends, or important information, such as an address or phone number.

My loved one experiences rapid mood swings for no apparent reason.

My loved one seems depressed, is unusually quiet, and sleeps more than before.

My loved one is having trouble driving, but denies it.

Suddenly, my loved one’s personal hygiene is slipping.

During conversations, my loved one struggles to remember basic, familiar words.

My loved one is displaying out-of-character behaviors.

My loved one has been found occasionally wandering around outside.

I’m not sure I can provide the level of care my loved one needs.

I’d feel better if I could talk to someone about my loved one’s condition.

The Power of HomeFor seniors with Alzheimer’s

disease or other forms of

dementia, living at home in a

familiar environment can be

helpful because it surrounds

them with memory cues that

can reduce confusion

and enhance mental

engagement. In-home

care from our specially

trained caregivers, called

Comfort Keepers®, enables

your loved one to live

comfortably and safely at

home for as long as possible.

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How We Can HelpOur Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia care programs give your family the care and support you need, when and where you need it most:

• professional caregivers that are specially trained to care for peoplewith Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia

• education for your family to help you better understand dementiaand what you can do for your loved one

• structured activities geared to your loved one’s interests andcapabilities that provide physical, mental, and emotionalstimulation while minimizing dementia symptoms

• home modification guidance for creating a safe, nurturing, andrelaxing environment for your loved one

• connection to medical professionals, support groups, and otherresources

• SafetyChoice® in-home safety technologies, including medicalalert systems and motion detectors that provide enhanced securityand peace of mind

• in-home care services such as personal care, companionship,housekeeping, and family respite care

The Right Care at Every Turn Your caregiver, or Comfort Keeper®, will take the time to get to know your loved one, your family, and the things that matter most to you. That unique understanding will then be used to craft a custom care plan that’s tailored to your situation. Your loved one’s needs will be continually assessed and reassessed, so the care we provide can evolve along with his or her condition. This allows your loved one to get the personalized care and attention he or she deserves in the place he or she wants to be—home.

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Comfort Keepers® Services

Serving the 5 Boroughs of New York CityLet our Comfort Keepers® assist you today!

(212) 221-3262ComfortKeepersNYC949.com

1501 Broadway, 12th Floor • New York, NY 10036

Personal Care • Bathing, grooming, and hygiene• Mobility assistance• Transferring and positioning• Toileting and incontinence care• Feeding and special diet• Dementia care• Medication reminders

Care Services • Companionship• Meal preparation• Laundry• Light housekeeping• Incidental transportation• Grocery shopping• Errand services• Live-in services (where available)• 24-hour care• Respite care or relief for family

SafetyChoice® Technology• Personal Emergency Response System

(PERS)• Portable PERS with GPS• Medication dispenser solutions• Bedside pressure mats

Private Duty Nursing CareAvailable in many locations

Please discuss your requests with us as services vary by location and state.