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Senile Dementia Symptoms -
Know the Steps to Take

Noticing senile dementia symptoms in your aging parent or elderly loved one is something to pay attention to immediately.  Caring about your aging parent means looking out for their safety, and early signs of dementia could be an indication that your elder may need much more personalized care.  Senior Helpers offers a wide variety of home health care options that can help give your parent the living assistance that they need.

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We Customize Home Care Plans Based on Your Parent's Needs

Recognize Senile Dementia Symptoms

  • Memory loss
  • Trouble speaking or understanding others
  • Trouble with regular everyday activities
  • Declining ability to recognize objects or others
  • Poor judgment
  • Rapidly changing moods

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Noticing these behavioral changes in your elderly parent is usually an indication that your parent probably needs more attention.  Senior Helpers understands that you can't always be there when you want to, and that is why we offer daily visits to make sure that your loved one gets the living assistance that they need.

Short Daily Visits to Check In on the Elderly

Senior Helpers daily visits are based on a schedule determined by you and a professional caregiver.  We'll complete an assessment to determine how frequent your parent needs someone to stop by and which activities that they need help with.  You will get peace-of-mind in knowing that a professional caregiver is checking in to help your parent with some of their daily tasks and give your parent a better quality of life.

Alzheimer's and Dementia Care

Sometimes the elderly need more than just short daily visits, and Senior Helpers can provide personalized professional home care.  We work with your parent and incorporate a cueing program to help stimulate their memory plus stay on top of their medications.  Find out more about our Alzheimer's and dementia home care programs.

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