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Caring for a loved one suffering from dementia can take both a physical and an emotional toll on the caregiver. It can be difficult for the entire family to manage on their own. Dementia home care can help to relieve some of the stress.
Dementia is a debilitating symptom of Alzheimer’s Disease and other diseases primarily associated with the senior population. An estimated 5.7 million people are living with Alzheimer’s in America. By 2050 that number is expected to increase to 14 million.
Dementia is one of the most prevalent symptoms in Alzheimer’s patients but it is not exclusive to Alzheimer’s. There are several diseases that can produce dementia symptoms. In all cases, dealing with a loved one with dementia can be a challenge.
The first rule of dementia care is to make sure the patient is always safe. This sounds easier than it is easy. People suffering from this disease can wander at night or during the day. They need to constantly be supervised to ensure that they do not hurt themselves.
It can be difficult to monitor a loved one on your own especially when you likely have other obligations that need your attention. A trusted professional home care provider that is trained in dementia home care can help to keep your loved one safe. Professional care can also help:
Making sure your loved one gets the best possible care at home is vital. Highly trained, professional, caregivers can deliver the care your loved one deserves. They have the skill set to recognize when your loved one needs medical attention. They can help with day to day personal care needs and keep your loved one engaged.
Dementia care Seattle families trust helps to improve the quality of life not only for your loved one but for you and the rest of the family. When you know your loved one is in good hands you can take care of your own obligations guilt-free.
One of the biggest worries caregivers have to deal with is whether their loved one gets the proper care when they cannot be there. Turning to a professional care agency that fully vets its employees to ensure that they are highly skilled and will provide compassionate care will deliver peace of mind.
You do not have to do this on your own. There is the support that you can depend on. Contact us today to learn more about in-home care options.
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