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Specialized Programs for Every Stage of Aging

DementiaWise®
We are dedicated to creating better days through person-centered dementia care. With proven practices and advanced staff training, we ensure our clients living with dementia receive the support they need, including specialized care, health services, social engagement, condition monitoring, and compassionate companionship.

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Parkinson’s Pathway
We are dedicated to enhancing quality of life through specialized Parkinson’s Pathway care. With proven practices and advanced staff training, we ensure our clients receive the expert support they need, working alongside them and their families to foster a supportive environment where physical health and emotional well-being go hand-in-hand.

Care Kitchen
Our caregivers handle meal planning, grocery shopping, and cooking, ensuring that each meal is both delicious and aligned with any dietary restrictions. Whether your residents prefer comfort foods or have specific taste preferences, Care Kitchen makes it easy for them to eat well and stay healthy.

Joyful Memories
When we listen to music, many different areas of the brain are utilized. Music therapy is a proven way to create meaningful and positive engagement of these brain regions, helping to stimulate cognitive function, improve mood, and even alleviate pain.

Meaningful Activities
The meaningful activities program begins with a comprehensive social history assessment. This isn’t just a questionnaire; it’s a conversation and a chance to delve into your loved one’s life.  to learn what sparks their joy, what challenges them, and what makes them tick.

Reducing Hospital Readmissions
Hospital readmissions are a source of frustration for older adults as well as their families. This common occurrence can be avoided by elevating the quality of care after a patient’s stay. This involves proper discharge planning and continuous in-home support to take the steps to reduce the chances of needing to return to the hospital.

Long-Term Care Insurance
Long-term care insurance (LTC) policies help by reimbursing policyholders for services that assist with daily living activities, like bathing, dressing, or meal preparation. These benefits can relieve families of the financial burden when a loved one faces chronic illness or simply needs extra help as they age, even if they’re in good health.

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Recognition
Caregivers are today's unsung heroes, but we aim to change that.

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Our Caregiver of the Month award recognizes our star performers. These standout Caregivers are then made eligible for our Caregiver of the Year Award.

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The winner of our national Caregiver of the Year Award receives company-wide honors, a free trip to our national conference and a $2,500 prize. Not only that, but finalists each receive $500 cash.

2023 Caregiver of the Year:
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2022 Caregiver of the Year:
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2021 Caregiver of the Year:
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2020 Caregiver of the Year:
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2019 Caregiver of the Year:
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2018 Caregiver of the Year:
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Resources for You (The Caregiver)
You’re not alone on this journey. Caring for a loved one with memory loss is an emotional marathon. As part of our dementia care program, we provide families with:
Professional Coaching: Tips on how to communicate when words fail.
Respite Care: Reliable breaks so you can recharge your own batteries.
Educational Resources: Access to our library of Dementia FAQs and caregiver support guides.

[H3] A Partner in the GUIDE Model
We are proud to align our DementiaWise® program with the Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (GUIDE) Model. This Medicare initiative is designed to support both the person living with dementia and their unpaid family caregivers. Through this model, we help families access respite care and care coordination to reduce the stress of long-term care management.

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