Alzheimer’s Disease is a serious condition that with a proper facility can make things a less stressful situation. Finding a home that can accommodate your loved one is of utmost importance. Finding information about the types of Alzheimer’s Disease care homes should be the first step. Family and friends, your neighbors, support groups, and even doctors that have experience with dementia assisted living homes are good examples. Meeting any special needs your loved one may have is also very important. Are they in need of any type of extra assistance from dementia like behaviors?  Asking these types of questions will help you narrow down your search. We here at Clover Care Homes have been building new Alzheimer’s care assisted living additions that will be available in April. They are rooms for husband and wife or two separate people. It has a living room, bedroom, and bathroom.

Institutional environments, even specializing in Alzheimer’s care, can be confusing to persons suffering from the disease. They have been in real homes their whole lives, then end up in hospital style accommodations when they’re suffering. With a smaller sized facility and a home-like feel, the feelings of personalized care have been shown to be a significantly better living arrangement. Having your own things, your own room, someone to talk to everyday, activities to keep you entertained, and good healthy meals are positive advantages that Clover Care Homes provides for family members suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease. Residents with Alzheimer’s can furnish their rooms with their belongings to add a sense of being at home. Request information to find out more about the home that interests you. 

Trying to work, take care of family and someone that needs constant attention can be too stressful. For that reason, Clover Care Homes has two qualified, loving caregivers on call from 6 am to 10 pm, every day of the week. We do this because we want to have the time to spend one-on-one with every resident, every day.