Compassionate, Professional Care for Your Loved One
Do you have a loved one in the Chicago area with Alzheimer’s disease? Caring for a loved with Alzheimer’s at home is challenging, but you don’t have to face those challenges alone.
A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, or other types of dementia, doesn’t have to mean that you have no choice but to put your loved one in a nursing home or assisted living facility. Your loved one can remain at home, so long as they are treated by skilled, knowledgeable, compassionate in-home caregivers.
Health Advocates Homecare offers in-home caregiver services for individuals with Alzheimer’s and related illnesses. We offer an alternative to assisted living and nursing home facilities that allows your loved one to remain in the comfort of home and receive the quality Alzheimer’s care they need. Health Advocate is also a partner of the Alzheimer’s association. We are the only Home Care Company to offer free early screening for Alzheimer’s and dementia related illness at our offices.
A Customized Care Plan for You
We develop a customized care plan designed to meet your loved one’s needs, giving you the security and comfort of knowing they are receiving the quality care they require.
Our caregivers have the training and knowledge that allows them to assist your loved one with their daily living activities, including:
- Managing difficult and problem behavior
- Assistance with toileting, incontinence, and related issues
- Bathing, grooming, and dressing assistance
- Assistance with errands and transportation
- Laundry
- Companionship
- Meal preparation
- Light housekeeping
- Managing complex issues
- Providing a respite for family caregivers
- 24-hour care and live-in care
So if you find yourself struggling with providing Alzheimer’s care to a loved one, contact Health Advocates Homecare today for a free, no obligation consultation. We’ll help give you and your loved one the freedom to live a quality life, at home.
With Health Advocates Homecare, you’re not alone.
“We Specialize in the Art of Caring.”