Content updated November 10, 2026.
Use familiar routines and patient communication
Someone living with memory difficulties may find predictable routines reassuring. Use a calm tone, allow time for a response, and consider whether an activity is comfortable for the person. Include familiar music, photographs, or simple shared tasks when welcomed.
Plan support together
Talk with family members, the care team, and healthcare professionals about changing needs. Non-medical caregivers can help with daily routines and companionship; they do not diagnose memory conditions or provide treatment. If a family caregiver needs a break, ask about respite options and availability.
Talk with the Memphis care team
For non-medical home care, contact Comfort Keepers Memphis or call (901) 207-8209. Discuss services and scheduling for your address.
