The diagnosis of Alzheimer's or dementia in a parent can evoke a profound sense of concern and fear. Worries about their safety, well-being, and ability to self-care are common. While we can't alter the progression of your loved one's illness, Visiting Angels Southbridge provides Alzheimer's care services that can significantly ease your concerns. 

Visiting Angels homecare agency has extensive experience assisting seniors with memory-related illnesses, focusing on their safety and comfort at home. With our Alzheimer’s care services, our goal is to address your worries and offer compassionate care for your loved one.

Alzheimer's Care Southbridge MA

Caring for a parent with Alzheimer's or dementia is immensely time-consuming and emotionally taxing. Family caregivers often find their personal lives, including work and social commitments, overshadowed by caregiving responsibilities. To prevent fatigue and emotional burnout, having a reliable support system is essential. The Alzheimer’s care services and dementia care services provided by Visiting Angels Southbridge are designed to provide this support.

Our Alzheimer’s care services enable you to concentrate on other vital aspects of your life, knowing that your parent is receiving specialized, attentive care. Our memory care specialists are well-versed in the unique needs of individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia, allowing us to offer top-notch care so you can spend more time just being with your loved one instead of having to always be in caregiver mode.

“Dear Visiting Angels Staff, Fred and I want to thank you for all you did for Lorraine. You saw her at her best and worst and had many good times with her. Down deep she is a wonderful person and if she could she would thank you for what you gave her a last chance to live at the lake. To her and us that was priceless. Thank you all and may God bless you for all you do.” Love, Fred and Deb

Long Distance Care is Available

In today's world, it’s common for families to live far apart due to job relocations, retirement, or other circumstances. If you find yourself at a distance from a loved one who requires care, Visiting Angels Southbridge can bridge that gap. 

Our caregivers assist with daily living tasks such as meal preparation, light housekeeping, and transportation, ensuring your loved one’s needs are met even in your absence. We also provide personal care services, including help with personal grooming, toileting, bathing, showing, dressing, and medication reminders. Furthermore, we can maintain regular communication with you, providing updates on the progress and well-being of your loved one under our care.

Reach Out to Learn More About Our Alzheimer's Care Services

When faced with a diagnosis of a memory disorder for a loved one, it’s crucial to seek specialized care. Contact Visiting Angels Southbridge for Alzheimer's care services to ensure your loved one receives the compassionate and expert care they deserve.

FAQ’s About Visiting Angels Home Care Services

What types of home care services do your caregivers provide?
The caregivers at Visiting Angels offer non-medical personal care and companion care services that include help with some of the basic activities of living, including help with bathing and dressing, fall prevention, light housekeeping, medication reminders, shopping and meal preparation, running errands, and more. In addition, we offer specialized services such as our Alzheimer’s and dementia care, palliative care, end-of-life care, respite care, and more.

What does the term "aging in place" mean?
“Aging in place” refers to assisting seniors so they can continue to live safely and independently in the comfort of their own homes rather than being forced to move to an assisted living facility.

What are the benefits of the home care services provided by Visiting Angels?
With home care by Visiting Angels, your loved one will receive personalized care that is customized to meet their own unique preferences and needs. We also offer flexible scheduling that can be easily adapted to meet the needs of your loved one and your family.