Alzheimer’s and Dementia Specialized Care – A World of Difference
Different kinds of dementia can vary in their symptoms, progression, treatment, and approach to care. At Stanton Aging Solutions, we believe that providing specialized dementia care, therapeutic strategies, and enhanced connection will make a world of difference to our clients and their families. We work with families and with our highly-trained Concierge Care Connection (CCC) professionals to enhance the comfort, well-being, and overall quality of life for our clients with Alzheimer’s or dementia. We focus on the dignity of each and every person, emphasizing an individualized and positive, relationship-centered approach. We start with each client’s life story, their interests then and now, and tap into what we can learn about our clients to develop a care plan that will provide the greatest cognitive engagement, purpose, and quality of life.
Concierge Connection Care: “CCC”
Our Concierge Connection Care professionals are educated, compassionate, articulate, highly-trained, and highly-skilled, with a focus on purposeful cognitive engagement and specialized dementia care.
CCC can include:
- Cognitive enhancement visits
- Dementia care visits
- Social engagement visits
Visits may include purposeful engagement/real-life pursuits, therapeutic music, reminiscence therapy, artful expressions, sensory stimulation, “Sensory Hands” w/aromatherapy, light exercise, and more. Services to be provided based on initial client assessment. Visits are client-centered and determined by client and family needs. May also include errands and meal preparation.
Well-being Check-in Visits
Offered on an as-needed basis or once a week, bi-weekly, or once a month. Family will receive communication and updates.
Check-in visit may include information on the following:
- Is my loved one safe?
- Is my loved one eating enough and do they have adequate fresh food available?
- Is my loved one taking their medications?
- Is my loved one able to perform other activities of daily living successfully? (bathing/appropriate hygiene, dressing appropriately, toileting, transferring/mobility)
- Is my loved one’s home reasonably clean?
- Is my loved one happy?
- Does my loved one have enough cognitive stimulation?
- Are my loved one’s personal, social, emotional, and spiritual needs being met?
- Smoking/other lifestyle safety issues
- Risk of falling (clutter or obstructions, bed height, area rugs, stairs/rails/supports, slippery surfaces in bath, availability of grab bars)
- Lighting (is the home well-lit and are light fixtures working?)
- Access of needed items in kitchen, bath, bedroom
- Home security (locks, cameras, security system)
- Are there any concerns the family may need to be aware of?
Education, Training, and Support
Offered for professional and family caregivers.
One-on-one, family, or group sessions can include the following topics:
- Alzheimer’s & Dementia – The Basics
- The Healing Power of Music: the brain-music connection and the many therapeutic and wellness benefits of personally-meaningful music; ideas for incorporating music into care
- Purposeful Pursuits: Real-life, Meaningful Activities
- Managing Challenging Behaviors Associated with Dementia
- Approaching Care Positively
- Reminiscence Therapy & Life Review
- Sensory Stimulation for Alzheimer’s & Dementia
- Aromatherapy for Wellness & Therapeutic Care (Sensory Hands)
- Exercise & Memory
- Caring for the Caregiver
- Coping with Grief & Loss
For more information about Concierge Connection Care or to schedule an appointment, email help@stantonagingsolutions.com or call (443) 812-1028. Virtual appointments are available.