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Memory Care

We Remember Their Love When They Can No Longer Remember

Reaching Clarity is devoted to upholding the joy and self-reliance of seniors who choose to reside in their own homes. As we work with seniors, many of whom are afflicted with Dementia or Alzheimer’s, Reaching Clarity acknowledges the challenges that families face when caring for a senior with these conditions, particularly when striving to ensure their safety at home. Our caregivers, who are equipped with special training, foster seniors’ intellectual, physical, and emotional well-being through meaningful, personalized interactions that complement medical treatment, adding to the quality of life for seniors and their loved ones.

What Is Memory Care?

Memory care offers a more specialized form of private care to meet the needs of those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or related Dementia.

Reaching Clarity can help care for your loved one at home, giving you the support you need. We believe that everyone should experience connection, purpose and uplifting moments, no matter their age or the level of care they need.

By choosing Reaching Clarity, families receive support that includes:

Remember, The Dementia Patient Is Not Giving You A Hard Time. The Dementia Patient Is Having A Hard Time!

We understand Alzheimer’s disease, dementia symptoms, how it affects behavior, and that it progresses at different rates for different seniors. We create and follow an individualized care plan that focuses on both physical and mental needs and goals.

Contact us today for more information about our memory care services. Stress no more, we are here to help you and support your loved ones through Alzheimer and Dementia.

Reaching Clarity Caregivers Can Help with Dementia Care

Our caregivers are screened for empathy, trained to help seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of Dementia, and empowered to find ways to elevate the spirits of clients and their families.

We take the time to connect with our clients on a personal level, learning about likes, dislikes and even past events in their life. This helps us integrate activities that simulate mental or physical activity. Our clients and caregivers develop a relationship, and often listen to music together from the senior’s favorite era, read an old favorite book or even do memory exercises like looking through family photos or discussing current events.