“The owner listens and got me a wonderful helper. My husband has Alzheimer’s. I couldn’t be happier! Both women that have come have been compassionate and caring.”
– Linda C., Google review
In-Home Memory Care in the East Bay
Memory Care at Home: Common Questions
It is non-medical care at home for someone living with Alzheimer’s, dementia or other memory loss. A trained caregiver helps with personal care, meals, medication reminders and household tasks, keeps the day on a familiar routine, and provides companionship and supervision so your loved one stays safe.
For many families, yes. Care at home lets your loved one keep their own routines, belongings and neighborhood, which can ease confusion and anxiety. Care can start with a few hours a week and grow to daily or 24/7 care as needs change. We have also helped clients move from assisted living back to their own homes.
Yes. Every caregiver is background-checked and trained, including support for people living with Alzheimer’s, dementia and Parkinson’s. We send the same caregivers whenever possible so your loved one gets to know them.
Our rates are $50 an hour for visits of 4 or more hours, $55 an hour for 2 to 3 hours, and $60 for a single hour. All clients pay the same rates, whatever level of care is needed, so there is no extra charge for dementia care. There are no long-term contracts. Veterans get 15% off. See full pricing.
Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Danville, Orinda, Alamo, Pleasant Hill, Pleasanton, Concord, San Ramon, Moraga, Martinez, Benicia and nearby East Bay communities. We are based at 1212 Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek.
Call (925) 515-6824 or request a personal care plan. We will talk with you about your loved one’s diagnosis, daily routine, what upsets them and what comforts them, then build a care plan and a schedule that can start small.
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