Alzheimer's Care in Rochester Hills

Personalized Alzheimer’s Care Services at Home

Over the years, Visiting Angels in Rochester Hills has become our local choice for Alzheimer's care. While many home care agencies are happy to serve seniors with Alzheimer's, many fail to offer the level of specialized care that is available through our home care agency in Rochester Hills. That's because we've partnered with the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America for training caregivers, and we tailor our Alzheimer's care services to respond to the unique needs and challenges presented by Alzheimer's disease.

Too often, unprepared family members or inexperienced caregivers treat Alzheimer's patients in a way that seems to make sense, but in fact aggravates their symptoms. We make sure that doesn't happen by pairing seniors with caregivers who understand the best strategies for coping with Alzheimer's symptoms. This will improve your loved one's day-to-day quality of life and provide you with respite from care. Depending on what stage of Alzheimer’s, we can start at a few hours each day and ramp it up depending on evolving needs as time goes by.

We aim to bring hope and help to those affected by Alzheimer’s. Visiting Angels in Rochester Hills proudly supports the Alzheimer’s Association by raising money and awareness to fight this devastating disease. Our caregivers and our families participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer's raising thousands of dollars each year; contributing to over $2.5 million nationally!

Why Choose In-Home Alzheimer’s Care?

Often, people assume that a diagnosis of Alzheimer's must lead to nursing home care. But it is often the case that nursing facility care is not needed for early-stage and mid-stage sufferers.

That's important, since seniors coping with Alzheimer's rely on regular routines and familiar environments to feel comfortable and centered. This means that moving to a nursing facility too early can often be upsetting, or even traumatic.

How Do You Cure Alzheimer’s

Medical science hasn’t come far enough to cure Alzheimer's disease yet. Important research toward a cure needs funding, and that's why we participate in events by the Alzheimer's Association.  Researchers are working to develop breakthrough treatments. Today’s current treatments focus on managing symptoms and slowing the disease's progression, with the primary strategy to delay cognitive decline and improve patients' quality of life.

We believe our Alzheimer’s care provided to seniors in their own homes lends well to their overall quality of life. If you or your loved one was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, please let us know how we can be a local resource for you and your family.