In-Home Dementia & Memory Care in Hamilton
People living with dementia do best with familiar faces and a steady routine. We plan care around who your family member is, not only their diagnosis, and keep the same caregivers wherever we can.
- Carefully Screened Caregivers
- Personalized Care Plans
- Flexible Scheduling
- Local Hamilton Care Team
- Reliable Family Communication
What Dementia Includes
Every care plan is personal. These are the everyday tasks a caregiver can help with.
- A consistent daily routine at home
- The same caregiver, or a small team, wherever possible
- Calm redirection when your family member is anxious or confused
- Activities based on their interests and history
- Help with meals, personal care and medication reminders
- Safety at home, including supervision to reduce wandering
Not Sure Which Service Is Right?
Our care team will listen, answer your questions and guide you to the care that fits your family, free and with no commitment.
Signs Your Loved One May Benefit
- Your family member is forgetting meals, medications or appointments
- They become anxious or confused in the late afternoon or evening
- You worry about them wandering, or leaving the stove on
- A spouse is caring for them and is exhausted
Support for the whole family
Dementia affects everyone in the house. We share what we notice after visits, so changes in mood, sleep or eating don't go unseen.
When needs grow, care can move from a few hours a week to daily visits or overnight support, without starting over with a new provider.
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Questions about dementia? Call (226) 506-7013
Getting Care Is Simple
We've made it easy for families to go from first call to first visit, with no pressure and no guesswork.
- Step 1
Talk With Us
Call or book a free consultation. Tell us what's happening and what you're worried about. No cost and no obligation.
- Step 2
Build Your Care Plan
We recommend the right care, hours and schedule for your family member, and tell you exactly what it will cost.
- Step 3
Meet Your Caregiver
We match a caregiver to your family member's needs and personality, and introduce them before care begins.
Dementia: Common Questions
My dad refuses help. What can you do?
This is very common. We often introduce the caregiver as a friend or helper rather than as "care", start with short visits built around something your dad enjoys, and build trust from there. We'll talk through an approach with you first.
Can you help with sundowning at night?
Yes. Evening and overnight visits can keep things calm during the hours that are hardest, and give the rest of the household a chance to sleep.
How quickly can care start?
Often within a few days of your consultation, and sometimes sooner. If you need help urgently, for example for a hospital discharge, call us at (226) 506-7013 and we'll tell you straight away what we can arrange.
How much does home care cost?
It depends on the type of care and how many hours you need. At your free consultation we'll recommend a care plan and tell you exactly what it will cost before anything starts, with no obligation. Some private insurance plans and Veterans Affairs Canada programs help with the cost of home care, so it's worth checking your coverage.
Will we have the same caregiver?
We aim to keep the same caregiver, or a small consistent team, for every client. If a change is needed, we tell you ahead of time and introduce the new caregiver.
Still have questions? Call (226) 506-7013 or read our guides for families.
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Let's Find the Right Care
for Your Family
Schedule a free, no-pressure consultation with our care team. We'll listen, answer every question and help you find the right plan, at no cost to you.