Independence is one of the first casualties in the battle against Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Home Care Assistance provides in-home care that is administered by the most compassionate, highly trained professionals in the senior care industry. Our twenty-four hour monitoring allows those managing with the disease all the familiarity of their very own home. Alzheimer’s causes a number of changes in the brain and body that may affect safety. Depending on the stage of the disease, these can include changes in judgment, abstract thinking, sense of time/place and behavior.  As the disease progresses, the person’s abilities will change.  Situations that are not of concern today may become potential safety issues in the future.  The disease is a continuous process.  For professional home care, Albuquerque Home Care Assistance can maximize the physical, emotional, and mental health of our patients through twenty-four hour monitoring and support.  Those experiencing advanced stages are allowed to enjoy life through constant care and encouragement.  Families can rest assured knowing that Home Care Assistance is on the job.

Home Care Assistance provides flexible and individually focused support with executive functioning, verbal speech, comprehension and memory loss care. Each of our expertly trained Caregivers understands the range of their client’s Dementia and is able to support their needs.

Our Caregivers can assist those suffering from Alzheimer’s with everyday tasks that may have become complicated or confusing due to the disease. Home Care Assistance is there to provide for our patients physically, mentally, and emotionally. As the ability to perform even simple tasks like brushing teeth or going to the bathroom declines, our Caregivers can offer the assistance needed to keep your loved ones comfortable. Through the many stages of the disease it is important to maintain proper hygiene and activity. We ensure that the client stays involved in life by helping them exercise, walk, and engage in social interaction through games, activities and events. It is important to maintain muscular activity and oxygen flow.

Our Caregivers also assist in preparing meals and encouraging quality nutrition. A diet consistent with physician recommendations including vegetables and fruits, fiber, and omega-3 can actually slow the effects of Alzheimer’s.

Our Caregivers focus not only on physical health but are also there to provide mental and social stimulation, thus helping to keep the mind sharp and active. This can go a long way in reducing depression and prevent some behavioral/emotional agitation. This level of care allows family members a sense of comfort knowing that their parent or sibling is being properly watched over.