Dementia is a chronic, declining change in a person’s overall mental ability. Dementia can have a series of symptoms that affect memory, behavior and a person’s ability to complete everyday activities.
We at ABC will work together with the family and Client to engage a care plan as to ensure they live with dignity and purpose in the comfort of their own home. Our Dementia Care Team in Vancouver will assist them in maintaining connections with people, places and memories that matter most to them.
Our dementia care services in Vancouver are delivered by caregivers who are trained and experienced in supporting individuals living with cognitive decline. They understand that dementia care isn’t just about meeting daily needs. It requires a reassuring and supportive presence that can bring calm when things feel confusing or uncertain.
The ABC Home Support approach centers on creating a safe and familiar environment where your loved one can feel grounded. A predictable routine can bring a sense of comfort, while activities like puzzles, music, memory games, and reminiscing help keep the mind engaged. Some days might call for quiet companionship. Other days might require more hands-on support. We adjust naturally, recognizing that dementia symptoms can shift from day to day and sometimes from hour to hour.
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Before care begins, we take time to learn about your loved one: their routines, personal history, favourite pastimes, and any challenges or safety concerns you’ve noticed. This initial consultation helps us build a customized care plan and match your loved one with a caregiver who is a perfect fit.
As dementia progresses, it’s normal for a person’s care needs to change. We stay attentive to those shifts and update families whenever something new arises. Our role is to remain a steady, familiar presence through every stage, offering compassion, patience, and understanding along the way.
Above all, our goal is to preserve dignity. Alzheimer’s and dementia may change how someone communicates or moves through the world, but they do not take away the need for connection, comfort, or respect. With gentle support, seniors can continue to find joy in familiar moments and reassurance in the presence of someone who genuinely cares.
