Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care in Palatine, IL

Call: (224) 444-6422 to schedule a free, in-home assessment.

For families who have a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia, memory care services are crucial support to have. At Assisting Hands Home Care, we know just how tough it can be for families taking care of relatives diagnosed with a degenerative disability or disease.

 With our Alzheimer’s and dementia care services in Palatine, IL, we work with people affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia to help them live their normal, everyday lives and reduce their memory loss.

Memory Care Palatine, IL

For professional memory care services in Palatine, IL or the surrounding areas, contact Assisting Hands Home Care at (224) 444-6422.

At Assisting Hands Home Care, we take pride in creating personalized memory care plans for each of our patients. To accomplish this, we focus on particular aspects of a client’s life:

• Client’s Background and History:For many suffering with memory loss, one’s short-term memory is what they initially lose. Because of this, the individual can lose interest in or become disengaged from conversations. To counter this, we devote time to learning about our patient’s background, history, interests, and long-term talents. By doing this, we can create a legitimate relationship with the client and keep him/her stimulated through conversation.
• Family Members: To develop personalized Alzheimer’s and dementia care plans for our clients, we collaborate directly with the client’s family, because no one knows the client better. Such a process does a great deal in helping create a quality memory care plan.
• Kind Deliverables:We work with patients in a caring, dignifying, loving manner. They did not decide to suffer from memory problems and are usually overwhelmed. We acknowledge such problems and keep that in mind when preparing our staff. Our staff is trained to utilize proper and positive reinforcement methods while providing home care.

For people suffering from memory loss, in-home memory care is usually the best solution, because it offers the patient a chance to be in a familiar environment. Our memory care professionals have been trained to provide a noise-, clutter-, and crowd-free setting, guarantee a safe environment, and keep potentially dangerous items out of reach. We also encourage patients to perform as many self-care tasks as possible to maintain normalcy and to minimize their sense of a loss of control.