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Some people can provide constant Dementia or Alzheimer’s In-Home Care to a friend or relative, and many of these people do so exceptionally well. However, they may need a break at some point in order to relieve stress and take care of themselves. If you need someone to help your loved one every day or just a few days a week, this can be arranged. It is fully customizable, so if you need a break for only a few hours a week, this can be arranged. If you need someone to help your loved one out every day while you go to work every day, you can accomplish this, too.

The truth is that people suffering from moderate or severe dementia will need around the clock Dementia or Alzheimer’s In-Home Care supervision. And one person, on their own, cannot really provide this service to the degree necessary. In most cases, you won’t need to move your loved one into a nursing home, but you will need to make some changes around the house. Moving the sharp knives, installing safety rails, and lowering your hot water temperature to reduce the risk of accidental scaldings are all a few things that can help.