Dementia Care in Memphis, TN, and the Surrounding Area

Comfort Keepers provides dementia care for senior loved ones and older adults in Memphis, Collierville, Germantown, and nearby cities

Caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease in the home can be physically and emotionally draining; we understand the challenges faced by family caregivers and can help ease the burden.

Comfort Keepers provides customized care for clients who are experiencing symptoms of dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Our caregivers are professionally trained and have the experience to help manage symptoms, keep your loved one safe, and help to increase their overall quality of life.

How Comfort Keepers Can Help

Our caregivers are trained to carry out the following dementia care services and duties:

• Maintain a safe and familiar environment for the senior
• Engage the senior in activities that stimulate the senses, such as listening to music, reading a book, or doing a puzzle
• Provide balanced, nutritious meals that are both healthy and enjoyable
• Provide grooming and hygiene assistance, such as bathing
• Provide support to the senior, friends and family members as symptoms progress and daily living/behaviors becomes more difficult
   

We customize our in home care plans to meet each senior's needs, and we are available to provide care for just a few hours a week, or for 24 hours a day. Through our 24-hour senior care service, a team of experienced caregivers will coordinate responsibilities in shifts, providing seniors and their families’ full-time peace of mind.

For more information about our specialized in home dementia care services contact us online or call us at (901) 207-8209 today.

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Planning daily support at home

Begin with the routines your loved one finds reassuring. Discuss preferred meals, music, familiar activities, and the time of day that feels most comfortable. Explain where help is needed with dressing, bathing, meals, or companionship. Include family members and existing healthcare professionals when considering a care plan.

Our role is non-medical assistance with everyday life. Diagnosis, treatment, medication changes, and advice about new symptoms belong with a qualified clinician. Tell the care team about established instructions so daily support can fit alongside clinical care.

Support for family caregivers

A relative may need a regular break, help during work hours, or extra support with a changing routine. Discuss respite needs, communication preferences, and the proposed visit schedule with the Memphis office. Confirm caregiver availability and the services needed for your address before arranging care.

Explore our Memory Care approach

This is our main overview of Alzheimer’s and dementia home care. For more detail on routines, communication, and the family experience, read our Memory Care approach. Contact us to discuss your loved one’s needs.