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Alzheimer's Care · Greater Vancouver

Quality Alzheimer's care, in the comfort of home.

An Alzheimer's diagnosis changes daily life for the whole family. Our specially trained caregivers provide steady, familiar support that helps clients stay safe, calm and as independent as possible, for as long as possible.

Specially trained Alzheimer's caregivers
Safety-focused daily supervision
Support through every stage of progression
Caregiver offering gentle support to a senior client with Alzheimer's

Service overview

Familiar faces, steady routines.

Alzheimer's disease often makes new people and unfamiliar settings especially disorienting. We prioritize consistency — matching clients with familiar caregivers and keeping daily routines steady — to reduce confusion and anxiety wherever possible.

Support ranges from safety supervision and personal care to help with meals, medication reminders and meaningful activities, all guided by a plan a Registered Nurse builds during your free assessment and updates as the condition changes.

Benefits

Why families choose our Alzheimer's care.

Consistency & familiarity

The same caregiver visits whenever possible, easing the disorientation new faces can cause.

Safety-first supervision

Caregivers are trained to reduce wandering risk and other Alzheimer's-related safety concerns.

RN oversight throughout

Care plans are reviewed regularly as needs evolve through different stages.

Support for daily structure

Meals, routines and activities are kept as consistent and calming as possible.

Is it time?

Signs Alzheimer's care could help.

  • Increasing memory loss affecting daily safety or routines
  • Wandering or getting lost in familiar places
  • Difficulty recognizing family members or familiar surroundings
  • Missed medications or difficulty following daily routines
  • Family caregivers are stretched thin managing round-the-clock supervision
  • A recent diagnosis has left the family looking for specialized support

How it works

Getting started with Alzheimer's care.

Call our care team

Tell us about your loved one's needs so we can recommend the right kind of support.

Free RN assessment

A Registered Nurse visits at home to evaluate needs and build a personalized plan.

Caregiver matching

We select a caregiver or nurse suited to the specific care required.

Ongoing review

The plan is reviewed regularly and adjusted as needs change over time.

In families' own words

Care built around familiarity and trust.

Our family would like to acknowledge the dedicated care aides who have provided such attentive care for our mother.

Dr. T. Trother & FamilyAlzheimer's Care, West Vancouver

My mother now lives independently and happily, looking forward to her daily walk again.

Kio G.Alzheimer's Care, Surrey

Questions

Alzheimer's care FAQs.

Alzheimer's is a specific form of dementia; our caregivers apply the same patient, structured approach with attention to the particular safety and communication needs common in Alzheimer's disease.
Yes, plans are reviewed regularly by a Registered Nurse and can expand from hourly visits to live-in or full 24/7 support as needs change.
Caregivers are trained to recognize and reduce wandering risk through supervision, routine and a calm, familiar environment.

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Ready to talk about Alzheimer's care?

Book a free, no-obligation RN assessment and get a plan built around your loved one's needs.

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