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HHA Licensed
VA Approved
Bonded & Insured
6 Counties Served
No Contracts
Caregiver providing Alzheimer's and dementia care in Southwest Florida
Licensed & Insured

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care in Southwest Florida

Memory fades. The need for compassion doesn't.

When someone you love starts forgetting things, and not just where the keys are but what the keys are for, the ground shifts under everyone. Dementia home care and Alzheimers home care is its own kind of work. It takes real training, real patience, and a caregiver who won't get rattled when your mom asks the same question for the twentieth time. That's the caregiver we send to families needing in home dementia care across Fort Myers, Naples, Sarasota, and the rest of Southwest Florida. Families searching for dementia care in Florida usually reach us after weeks of trying to do it all themselves. We get it, and we can help.

We've walked alongside families at every stage, from early stage dementia care through the messy middle to late-stage memory care at home. Our caregivers know how to use gentle redirection, steady routines, wandering prevention, and calm handling of sundowning. Sundowning, if the term is new to you, is the late-day rise in confusion and agitation that so many people with dementia go through, usually as the afternoon fades into evening. We wrote a full post on what sundowning is and how to handle it if you want more depth. The aim never changes: keep your loved one safe, comfortable, and tethered to the life they recognize.

HHA Licensed
VA Approved
No Contracts

What's Included in Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

Every care plan is fully customized. Here's what our alzheimer’s & dementia care typically includes.

Structured Daily Routines

With dementia, consistency beats almost everything. Same mealtimes, same activities, same comforting rhythm. It quiets the confusion and the anxiety.

Wandering Prevention

Wandering is one of the most frightening parts of this disease. Our wandering prevention keeps alert, attentive eyes on your loved one without making them feel boxed in. If it ever does happen, our Silver Alert guide walks you through the first 15 minutes.

Sundowning Support

Late-afternoon agitation is so common it has a name: sundowning. Our caregivers lean on calming techniques, small changes to the room, and patient redirection to ease those hard evening hours.

Cognitive Engagement

Puzzles, old songs, photo albums, a simple card game. Things that spark a flicker of recognition and keep the mind moving, matched to what your loved one still enjoys.

Personal Care Support

As the disease moves along, help with bathing, dressing, and grooming becomes part of the day. Our caregivers shift their approach as abilities change, always patiently.

Family Guidance

This one lands on the whole family. We help you know what's coming, how to talk to someone whose memory is slipping, and when the care plan needs to change. You're not doing this alone.

Why Families Choose A Perfect Choice for Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

Letting someone new into a parent's home is a big decision. These are the things families ask about first, and here's where we stand on each:

  • Custom care plans built around your family's unique needs and schedule
  • Trained, background-checked caregivers matched to your loved one
  • No long-term contracts, flexible scheduling you can adjust anytime
  • Two offices serving 6 counties across Southwest Florida
  • Licensed, bonded, insured, and VA Community Care Network approved
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Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care Questions & Answers

Common questions families ask about our alzheimer’s & dementia care in Southwest Florida.

A few early red flags: getting lost on roads they've driven for years, trouble managing money, leaving the stove on, the same questions on a loop, personality shifts, pulling away from things they used to love, or wandering at night. Honestly, if you're reading this, that's often a sign in itself. We do free in-home assessments in Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral, Sarasota, and across SWFL. Call (239) 400-4514.
It comes down to environment. With memory care at home, your loved one stays in their own house, surrounded by familiar rooms, familiar smells, their own things. For someone with dementia, that familiarity is huge. No move to a strange place, no institutional clock running their day. Our caregivers come to them and work inside the routines that already feel safe.
Sundowning is that late-day spike in confusion, restlessness, and agitation that often hits people with dementia as the sun goes down. Yes, our caregivers are trained for exactly that. It eases up with steady routines, less noise and clutter, and calm redirection. For wandering prevention, our caregivers keep a gentle but constant awareness. A lot of families begin with daytime care and add evening or overnight hours once sundowning gets rough.
We do. Many families start with a few hours a day and build up as the disease progresses. When round-the-clock supervision becomes necessary, we rotate caregivers who are all trained in private dementia care. No coverage gaps, no parade of unfamiliar faces. We keep the team small and steady so your loved one sees people they know.
It can, for those who qualify. Florida's SMMC-LTC waiver covers in-home support for eligible seniors, including people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and it's based on financial and clinical need. Sorting out eligibility takes a little work. Call (239) 400-4514 and we'll help you figure out where you stand.
In home memory care around here generally runs about 28 to 38 dollars an hour, depending on how many hours you need and how much hands-on help is involved. As needs grow toward overnight or 24-hour coverage, we can talk through flat-rate options. For a real number on your situation, call (239) 400-4514.

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