Serving the Communities of Macomb County, MI
Visiting Angels
STERLING HEIGHTS, MI
42140 Van Dyke Suite 200Sterling Heights, MI 48314
Phone: 586-726-6999
Fax: 586-726-6988
For over 15 years, we've raised money toward over $2.5 million
in the fight against Alzheimer’s. 
If you have a parent or loved one who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, you may be feeling overwhelmed. Oftentimes, moving your loved one to an assisted care facility may seem to be the only option. The in-home Alzheimer’s care we provide at Visiting Angels in Sterling Heights, however, can allow your loved one to stay at home where they are most comfortable, delaying or even preventing the need to move to a nursing home.
The Alzheimer's care services we provide have helped many seniors with memory loss in Sterling Heights remain in the comfort of their homes. Our clients are able to maintain their independence and age with dignity close to family and friends in their communities.
Contact Us Online or call (586) 726-6999 to Schedule a FREE In-Home Consultation.
Personalized Alzheimer’s Care in Sterling Heights
We understand the challenges families face when a loved one is living with Alzheimer’s. Our compassionate caregivers are here to help. We can assist your loved one with getting ready in the morning, medication reminders, preparing nutritious meals, round-the-clock care and so much more!
We're honored to help seniors stay at home, engaged in the activities they enjoy, no matter if they’ve been newly diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or is in the advanced stages. Beyond in-home care, our commitment to Alzheimer’s care extends even further. Each year, our caregivers, office staff and our families proudly join the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Our participation raises funds that go toward awareness and research.
We've been a part of this effort for the past 15 years, and we contributed to a national milestone over $2.5 million raised in the fight against Alzheimer’s.
Develop Plan and Schedule Alzheimer’s Care
The Alzheimer’s care plans we provide to Sterling Heights families are tailored to each of our clients’ cognitive impairment. When you choose Visiting Angels for your loved one’s Alzheimer’s care, we meet with you and your loved one to create a plan specific to your loved one’s needs.
Our caregivers are available during the day as well as evenings, weekends, overnights, and holidays to ensure your loved one has the best Alzheimer's care available. Our schedules are flexible, so if you are going to be out of town or need to take care of other personal business, our Angel companions can fill in the gap with extra visits to your loved one. We also offer respite care to give your family caregivers an opportunity to rest, recharge, or tend to their other responsibilities knowing their loved one is in our personal care assistants’ (PCA) capable, compassionate hands.
In-Home Alzheimer’s Care differs from nursing homes in that your loved one will receive one-on-one attentive care while following their personal routine amidst the comforts of home and familiar spaces, simultaneously reducing exposure to other illnesses that can spread easily in assisted living facilities.
Compassionate Alzheimer’s Care from Visiting Angels Sterling Heights
We are proud of the compassionate Alzheimer’s care we provide to families in the Sterling Heights area. All of our caregivers are dedicated professionals chosen for their involvement in the community and previous experience providing elderly care. We offer our caregivers the opportunity to take part in our Alzheimer’s care training program. This program was developed with the Alzheimer’s Association of America to teach specialized skills needed when working with seniors with Alzheimer’s.
Contact our Sterling Heights office today at 586-726-6999 to learn more about the compassionate in-home Alzheimer's care we can offer your loved one.
Serving the Communities of Macomb County, MI
Visiting Angels
STERLING HEIGHTS, MI
42140 Van Dyke Suite 200Sterling Heights, MI 48314
Phone: 586-726-6999
Fax: 586-726-6988
For over 15 years, we've raised money toward over $2.5 million
in the fight against Alzheimer’s.