Dementia Care That Supports Safety, Routine, & Peace of Mind

At Amwell Home Care, we provide compassionate in-home dementia care for seniors across North East Florida. Our experienced caregivers are trained in Alzheimer’s care, memory care, and behavioral support, offering help with personal care, safety monitoring, redirection, and daily routines.

Whether your loved one is in the early stages of memory loss or facing advanced symptoms, we offer personalized, non-medical care designed to reduce confusion, prevent wandering, manage sundowning, and promote comfort in a familiar home environment.

Our goal is to help clients with dementia maintain dignity and independence—while giving families relief and peace of mind.

Who Benefits from In-Home Dementia Care?

We support clients across all stages of dementia, from early memory loss to more advanced cognitive decline—helping them stay safe, supported, and engaged in the comfort of home.

Dementia home care is ideal for seniors who want to remain at home but are experiencing symptoms that make it unsafe or difficult to live independently. Our services are designed for individuals who:

  • Are living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia

  • Frequently forget to eat, take medications, or bathe

  • Experience confusion, anxiety, or aggression, especially in unfamiliar settings

  • Are showing signs of sundowning, wandering, or nighttime restlessness

  • Have difficulty with daily routines like dressing, grooming, or preparing meals

  • Live alone or with a family caregiver who is overwhelmed or needs a break

  • Are at risk of falls, accidents, or unsafe behaviors (like leaving the stove on)

How We Help Clients with Dementia

At Amwell Home Care, our dementia caregivers are trained to provide calm, consistent support that helps reduce confusion, prevent wandering, and maintain dignity. We tailor every in-home dementia care plan to your loved one’s stage, needs, and personality.

Memory Support & Redirection

  • Gentle reminders and cognitive stimulation activities

  • Reassurance and compassionate redirection to manage agitation or confusion

  • Conversation, photo albums, music, and simple routines to boost memory recall

Personal Care Assistance

  • Help with bathing, grooming, dressing, and toileting

  • Respectful incontinence care and hydration prompts

  • Mealtime support and supervision with nutritional routines

Safety & Supervision

  • Fall prevention and in-home safety monitoring

  • Wandering prevention strategies and sundowning support

  • Awake overnight care to assist with nighttime behaviors

Routine, Structure & Companionship

  • Maintaining daily routines to reduce anxiety

  • Meaningful companionship that encourages connection and calm

  • Participation in light activities to promote comfort and joy

Family Support & Respite

  • Reliable coverage so family caregivers can rest, work, or recharge

  • Flexible schedules: hourly, overnight, or 24-hour dementia care

  • Consistent care teams to reduce client stress and confusion

Our caregivers are patient, observant, and trained to adapt as dementia progresses. From early memory loss to advanced Alzheimer's disease, we provide care that’s rooted in empathy, experience, and dignity.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dementia Care

  • A: In-home dementia care provides non-medical support for individuals living with memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease, or other forms of dementia. Caregivers assist with daily routines, safety, redirection, personal care, and companionship—all in the comfort of the client’s home.

  • A: If your loved one is forgetting meals or medications, getting lost, showing signs of agitation or wandering, or you're feeling overwhelmed as a caregiver, it’s time to consider professional in-home dementia care for their safety and your peace of mind.

  • A: Yes. Our dementia-trained caregivers use calming techniques, redirection, and consistent routines to help manage agitation, confusion, and anxiety in a respectful and supportive way.

  • A: Absolutely. We offer flexible scheduling, from a few hours a day to full 24/7 support. Many families start with a few visits per week and increase care as needed.

  • A: Absolutely. Our caregivers are trained in Alzheimer’s and dementia care, including managing sundowning, wandering prevention, and redirection techniques.

  • A: We create a consistent care team for familiarity and comfort, with backup caregivers in place to ensure uninterrupted coverage.

  • A: We provide dementia home care throughout Duval, Clay, Baker, St. Johns, Volusia, and Flagler counties, including Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Palm Coast, Daytona Beach, and surrounding communities.

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