In-Home Dementia Care
Personalized physician-led, in-home care and support that factors in the unique challenges that families face when caring for a loved one with dementia.
Navigating the complexities of caring for a loved one with dementia can be frustrating and confusing. Whether your loved one is at home or in a facility–or you’re interested in bringing them home with optimal support–everyday care can be overwhelming. Finding medical professionals who understand your circumstances and are available when you need them can be even more challenging, leading to anxiety and panicked decisions.
How do you find the right help? What medications are really necessary? How do you support your loved one without sacrificing your own health or your sanity?
Imagine finding a team of experts who will listen to your concerns, honor your and your loved ones’ goals and wishes, and make themselves available to you 24/7 for questions and concerns that arise in this delicate and dynamic phase of life.
The Empowered Endings model of care focuses on creating a village of support for you and your loved ones, providing expert coordination of care, insight into the potential progression, and education about the options along the way.
We care, and we understand. We know where the gaps are and how to fill them so you feel heard, held, and whole throughout the journey.
Personalized Care to Meet Your Needs for In-home Dementia Care
Assessment and Recommendations:
An expert physician consultation, which includes an extensive in-person visit to:
✓ Establish connection and learn about the values, goals and wishes of each patient;
✓ Review the current circumstances, including the medical conditions; resources and needs;
✓ Recommendations regarding treatment and care options for the patient and the family;
✓ A limited amount of post-visit coordination and follow-up to ensure that appropriate connections are made and questions are addressed;
✓ A thorough review of records and coordination with current medical providers is available at an additional cost.
Ongoing Care and Support:
Everything included in the Assessment and Recommendations plus:
✓ Ongoing oversight and coordination of care, including 24/7 availability, in-home visits, communication with collaborating providers, and referrals to supportive resources, such as holistic and integrative therapies, nursing support, and more;
✓ Routine and urgent physician visits with your personal doctor, available 24/7 by phone, text or email;
✓ Routine and urgent nursing visits as needed to explore and address any changing needs, ensuring patient comfort as well as family support and education throughout the journey;
✓ Wrap-around mental, emotional, spiritual, and social support for patients and their loved ones, including access to counselors and doulas who are accessible 24/7 to provide intimate guidance aligned with the patients’ and families’ goals, wishes, and values.
✓ Access to ongoing individual or group Grief and Bereavement support and referrals for additional needs, such as final arrangements and estate management.
*Routine physician, nursing and counselor, and doula visits are scheduled and priced on the basis of each patient and family’s level of need.
Contact Us to Learn More About Compassionate Care With Empowered Endings:
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Bob and Elizabeth are just very gentle souls. There was no pressure and shared with my wife Rachel and I the many options you have to consider. It felt just like someone putting their arms around you.
For us as a family, Bob and Elizabeth gave us the tranquility and support that we needed at that moment. It made a total difference in the way my Dad passed away. It allowed me to be the daughter and not a nurse.
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