Alzheimer's and other dementias gradually change the life of the older adult and the whole family. There comes a point when caring at home becomes hard to sustain safely. A residence with the right care can make a big difference.
Signs that more support is needed
- Disorientation or getting lost in familiar places.
- Forgetting medication or meals.
- Mood or behavior changes that are hard to manage.
- Risk at home (stove left on, falls, unsafe wandering).
- Family caregiver burnout.
How we care for people with cognitive decline
At Casa Palmira we provide care and supervision adapted to each person:
- 24-hour supervision and a safe environment to reduce risks.
- A stable daily routine, which brings calm and orientation.
- Health and medication monitoring by nursing staff.
- Cognitive stimulation with memory activities, music and companionship.
- Patient, warm treatment centered on the person's dignity.
Peace of mind for the family
Knowing your loved one is accompanied, safe and cared for —day and night— lifts an enormous weight. And you regain time and energy to be with them out of love, not just exhaustion.
The first step: an assessment
Every case is different. The ideal first step is an assessment to understand your loved one's condition and needs and propose the best care.
Schedule an assessment with no obligation, or learn more about cognitive stimulation.