Dementia Navigation Consultations
For Families & Care Partners
Your family's own personal
memory loss and dementia navigator
A diagnosis of Alzheimer's or dementia of a spouse, parent, or friend is overwhelming, especially when you become the primary care partner for your loved one.
While families typically turn to healthcare providers or local support groups for guidance, these resources fall short in providing answers for your specific environment and experience.
Your doctor or neurologist will see you maybe 4 times a year for an average of 15 minutes per appointment, with discussions focused around medication and disease progression. And your local groups provide access to support groups and resources, but these are generalized in nature and require you to understand and evaluate the correct strategies to implement. As the caregiver, you live this day in and day out, and both solutions fall short when it comes to providing you with answers for your specific environment and experience.
To address the unique challenges of being a care partner for someone with dementia or Alzheimer's, you need personalized solutions that prepare you for current and future changes. This includes customizing your loved one's environment and care plan to reduce the frequency of stressful events and ensure effective management.
Our Dementia Navigation Consultations provide you with the guidance and support you need to navigate the journey of dementia. Our experienced team of professionals will work with you to develop an individualized plan, tailored to your unique needs and preferences. With our help, you can gain peace of mind along with an understanding of symptoms, treatments, and strategies to optimize quality of life,
What to Expect
1
Personalized Education
and Strategies
Our personalized strategies help you and your loved one better cope with the progression of the disease.
You can expect to receive practical tips and advice for setting up a safe and comfortable living environment for your loved one, as well as access to educational resources that are tailored to your specific needs and situation.
2
Comprehensive Support for Care Partners and Families
You'll receive regular check-ins and sessions with a designated care manager to monitor the progress of your loved one's care plan.
These sessions are open to all family members and care partners, with a goal of with coordinating and communicating various aspects of your loved one's care to all involved.
3
Access to
Experienced Professionals
Our team has over 10 years of experience helping families navigate and manage memory loss diseases.
Our team is available if you have questions at any point throughout the process. Depending on the particular topic, we can provide immediate feedback or incorporate these questions into our sessions if it requires a larger conversation.
