Alzheimer's and Dementia Care at Home in Oklahoma City, OK
Comfort Keepers of Oklahoma City provides Alzheimer's and dementia care at home for seniors across the OKC metro. Our caregivers keep a steady daily routine, use calm redirection when confusion or anxiety comes up, and help with bathing, meals and safety, so your loved one can stay in familiar surroundings for as long as possible.
Locally owned office on Northwest Expressway · Caregivers screened, background checked, bonded and insured · Team made up primarily of Certified Nursing Assistants · On call after hours, weekends and holidays
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What Does In Home Dementia Care Include?
Dementia changes how a person experiences every part of the day. Good care at home is less about tasks and more about keeping life predictable, calm and familiar. Our caregivers support:
- A consistent daily routine built around your loved one's habits and history
- Gentle help with bathing, dressing, toileting and grooming
- Meal preparation and reminders to eat and drink
- Medication reminders on the schedule set by their doctor
- Calm redirection during confusion, agitation or sundowning
- Home safety checks and supervision to reduce wandering and falls
- Activities that spark memories, like music, photos, cooking and gardening
Through Interactive Caregiving™, our caregivers do things with your loved one rather than for them. Folding laundry together or looking through an old photo album can bring real moments of connection.
How Dementia Care Changes as Needs Grow
Alzheimer's and other dementias usually progress over years. Care at home can grow with your loved one.
The Alzheimer’s Association has a helpful overview of the stages if you are trying to understand what is happening.
Support for Oklahoma City Family Caregivers
Caring for someone with dementia is one of the hardest jobs there is, and most families do it for years before asking for help. Our caregivers can give you regular time away, and our respite care covers longer breaks. Your named contact at our office stays in touch so you always know how your loved one is doing.
How Do We Start Dementia Care at Home?
We take the time to learn who your loved one is before care begins.
Dementia Care Across the Oklahoma City Metro
Our caregivers support families living with Alzheimer's and dementia throughout our service area.
The Areawide Aging Agency and the Alzheimer’s Association both offer caregiver education and support groups in the OKC area.
When More Support May Be Needed
We will tell you honestly when care at home is no longer the safest option.
Medical treatment
Our caregivers support people living with dementia; they do not diagnose or treat it. Changes in medication or behavior should go to your loved one's doctor.
Unsafe behavior
If aggression or wandering cannot be managed safely at home even with 24 hour care, we will help you think through other options.
Skilled nursing needs
Feeding tubes, injections or wound care need a licensed nurse. Ask about our private duty nursing, which is not available in every situation.
Moving to memory care
If your loved one moves to a memory care community, we can keep visiting through our in facility care to ease the change.
Related care from our Oklahoma City office: 24 Hour Home Care | Respite Care | Bathing and Hygiene Help | Care in Assisted Living
Frequently Asked Questions: Dementia Care in Oklahoma City
Here are the questions OKC families ask most about Alzheimer's and dementia care at home.
Q1. Can someone with Alzheimer's stay at home safely?
Many people with Alzheimer's can stay at home safely for years with the right support. A consistent caregiver, a predictable routine and a few home safety changes make a big difference. We will help you judge what level of care is safe.
Q2. Are your caregivers trained in dementia care?
Yes. Our caregivers are trained in dementia support, including calm communication, redirection and building routines that reduce anxiety. We match caregivers with dementia experience to families who need it.
Q3. What is sundowning and can a caregiver help?
Sundowning is increased confusion, restlessness or agitation in the late afternoon and evening. A caregiver can keep the evening calm and structured, reduce noise and light changes, and gently redirect your loved one.
Q4. How many hours of dementia care do we need?
It depends on the stage and on how much family support is available. Some families start with a few hours a week; others need daily care or 24 hour care. We help you decide during the free consultation.
Q5. Will my mom have the same caregiver each visit?
We work hard to keep the same caregivers with each client, because familiar faces matter even more for someone living with dementia.
Q6. Can you help my dad who still lives alone?
Yes. Many of the families we serve start because a parent living alone has begun missing meals, medications or appointments. Regular visits add safety and company while keeping him at home.
Q7. Do you offer dementia care in Edmond and Norman?
Yes. We provide dementia care at home across Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Nichols Hills, Midwest City and surrounding communities.
About Comfort Keepers of Oklahoma City
Comfort Keepers of Oklahoma City is the local Comfort Keepers office serving families across Oklahoma County and Cleveland County from our office at 2601 NW Expressway in the Oil Center. Our team is made up primarily of Certified Nursing Assistants, and every caregiver is screened, background checked, bonded, insured and trained before working in a client's home.
Comfort Keepers has provided in home care since 1998 and has been named to Newsweek's America's Best of the Best rankings for home care. Here in Oklahoma City, every family gets one named point of contact at our office who knows your loved one's situation and answers when something changes. Care follows our Interactive Caregiving™ approach: doing things with your loved one, not just for them.
Care information on this page was reviewed by the Comfort Keepers of Oklahoma City care team. Last updated November 2026.
Talk to Us About Dementia Care in Oklahoma City
Schedule Your Free Care Consultation
You do not have to figure out dementia care alone. When you call, a member of our Oklahoma City team will ask a few questions about your loved one, what is worrying you and the hours you are thinking about. If in home care looks like a good fit, we set up a free visit at the home, usually within a few days, and care can often begin within 24 to 48 hours after that.
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