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Alzheimer's & Dementia
Care at Home
Memory loss changes daily life for the whole family. Our specially trained caregivers help your loved one stay safe, calm and as independent as possible at home, with familiar routines, patient support and supervision, while giving family caregivers the break they need.
MintexCare
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Free assessment
In your home
Specially trained
Care you can believe in
Specially trained
Caregivers trained in dementia care and communication.
Familiar routines
Consistent caregivers and calm, predictable days.
Safety first
Supervision and home safety to prevent falls and wandering.
How we help with alzheimer's & dementia care
Every plan is personalized. These are the most common ways we help, and we'll tailor the details to your loved one during the free in-home assessment.
Supervision and companionship during the day or night
Keeping a consistent, familiar daily routine
Gentle reminders and calm redirection when confused or anxious
Patient help with bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting
Meals, snacks and making sure enough fluids are taken
Medication reminders
Activities that engage memory, such as music, photos and simple tasks
Home safety checks and help preventing wandering
Updates for family and coordination with doctors
Every MintexCare plan includes
- NJ licensed, bonded & insured
- Background-checked, trained caregivers
- Care plans overseen by registered nurses
- Someone to talk to 24/7
Signs it may be time for help
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care may be a good fit if any of these sound familiar. Not sure? Call us and we'll talk it through, with no obligation.
- Memory loss is making everyday tasks hard or unsafe
- Your loved one has gotten lost or tried to leave home
- Confusion or agitation gets worse in the late afternoon or evening
- Safety worries, such as the stove left on or doors left open
- A family caregiver is exhausted and needs regular support
How It Works
Getting started is simple
STEP 1
Free consultation
Call or message us. We listen, answer questions and explain your options.
STEP 2
In-home assessment
A care coordinator visits to understand needs, routines and the home.
STEP 3
Your care plan
We build a personalized plan and match a caregiver or nurse to your loved one.
STEP 4
Ongoing support
Nurses supervise care, check in regularly and update the plan as needs change.
Questions about Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Yes. Caregivers who support clients with Alzheimer's and dementia receive dementia care training, including communication, calm redirection and safety. Their care plans are overseen by our registered nurses.
Yes. Many people with dementia need more help in the evening or overnight. We offer evening and overnight shifts, live-in care and 24-hour care.
Consistency matters with memory loss, so we aim to keep the same caregiver or a small team, and we introduce any new caregiver carefully.
Our nurses review the care plan regularly and adjust hours and support as needs change. We'll always talk honestly with you about the level of care your loved one needs.
Related Services
Often combined with
Talk to us about alzheimer's & dementia care for your loved one
A care coordinator will answer your questions and arrange a free in-home assessment, with no obligation.