Dementia care El Paso at home is non-medical, one-on-one support that helps a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s stay safe, engaged and comfortable in familiar surroundings. It builds on steady routines, companionship and help with daily activities. Caring Companions provides dementia and Alzheimer’s care in El Paso, TX, through trained dementia companions who are our own employees. Call (915) 307-6103 to schedule a free initial assessment.
Dementia care is one of the specialties of Caring Companions, our El Paso in-home care agency. Our services fall into three main categories: companionship, personal care and dementia care. See all of our in-home care services.
Alzheimer’s and other conditions that affect memory can compromise a person’s ability to live safely at home, where they want to be. Mild dementia often brings memory loss, difficulty solving problems and changes in communication, which can make daily activities harder. Home is familiar and comfortable, and that familiarity alone can support memory health in subtle but meaningful ways. With the right support, many seniors can keep aging in place.
We specialize in caring for people with dementia and Alzheimer’s. Our support is tailored to promote safety, engagement and cognitive stimulation. Depending on the care plan, it can include:
Our dementia care is non-medical. It complements, and does not replace, the care your loved one receives from their doctors and other healthcare professionals.
Our team includes Certified Nursing Assistants, trained dementia companions and personal care attendants. Caregiver training covers:
Every caregiver is our employee, bonded under our umbrella and rigorously screened. Screening covers criminal history, driving records, the sex offender registry, drug testing and health screening.
Familiar faces matter to people living with dementia. After an initial assessment, our client care coordinator meets with the client and family to define the ideal caregiver profile. We then place two or three matching caregivers on a trial basis. Once everyone is satisfied with the match, those caregivers stay with your loved one, so there is always a familiar relief person. Families can also view care plans, completed tasks and daily visit notes through our care technology.
Learn more in our articles on personalized care for seniors with mild dementia, companion care for early memory changes and caring for a loved one with dementia during the holidays.
Predictable daily routines can make each day feel more manageable. Caregivers use memory aids, such as calendars and notes, and keep meals, activities and rest at familiar times. Home itself is familiar and comfortable, and that familiarity can support memory health in subtle but meaningful ways.
Conversation, puzzles, memory games and reading offer cognitive stimulation. Activities based on past hobbies, such as gardening or music, help your loved one stay engaged in ways that feel natural. Dementia care El Paso visits focus on what your loved one enjoys, not just on tasks.
Safety supervision means someone is nearby while everyday tasks are completed. When personal care is part of the plan, help with bathing, grooming, dressing and toileting is delivered with dignity.
Mild dementia often brings memory loss, difficulty solving problems and changes in communication. As needs change, the care plan can be adjusted, and consistent caregivers who already know your loved one keep the transition gentle.
Learning about the condition helps families plan ahead. The Alzheimer’s Association offers caregiving support and resources for people caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or another dementia.
Our team includes Certified Nursing Assistants, trained dementia companions and personal care attendants. Training covers dementia care, common Parkinson’s symptoms, mental illness in seniors, activities of daily living support and nutrition and cooking. Every caregiver is our employee, bonded under our umbrella and rigorously screened, including criminal history, driving records, the sex offender registry, drug testing and health screening. Families can view care plans, completed tasks and daily visit notes through our care technology.
Our dementia care El Paso services are non-medical. They complement, and do not replace, care from your loved one’s doctors and healthcare professionals. Call (915) 307-6103 to schedule a free initial assessment.
Yes. Our team includes trained dementia companions, and our caregiver training covers dementia care, common Parkinson’s symptoms and mental illness in seniors.
We provide specialized care for adults with chronic conditions such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS and mental illness, which can compromise their ability to live safely at home.
No. Our dementia care is non-medical. It focuses on routine, safety, engagement, companionship and help with daily activities. Medical care should come from your loved one’s healthcare providers.
Yes. Our levels of care range from support for independence to 24/7 care, including respite and end-of-life support.
Call (915) 307-6103 or contact Caring Companions to schedule a free initial assessment and free in-home safety consultation.
