Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Our caregivers are trained to support families living with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other memory conditions — with warmth, patience, and structured routines that reduce anxiety.
- Family-owned
- Licensed CA non-medical agency
- CalPERS, Genworth & Mutual Life accepted
- Phone & text answered 24/7
- Free in-home assessment
- Step 1Call usAny time, day or night.
- Step 2Free in-home assessmentWe come to you — no cost, no commitment.
- Step 3Matched caregiver startsOften within 24–48 hours.
About this service
Memory conditions like Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson's-related cognitive change, and stroke recovery ask something different of a caregiver — patience, presence, and a steady daily rhythm. Guiding Souls Home Care builds specialized non-medical care plans for Sacramento-area families navigating these conditions at home, at every stage from a new diagnosis to advanced needs.
Our caregivers are trained in redirection, calming techniques, safe engagement, wandering awareness, and dignified personal care. We shape the day around what still feels familiar — music, photos, meals, walks — and coordinate closely with your doctors, memory-care specialists, and any hospice or home-health team already involved.
Risks without alzheimer's & dementia care
Without trained supervision, memory loss brings a real risk of wandering, unsafe stove use, and falls — especially in unfamiliar or newly rearranged spaces.
Days without routine, engagement, or gentle cueing can accelerate confusion, agitation, and functional loss.
Late afternoons and evenings often bring restlessness, anxiety, and confusion. Untrained care can escalate rather than settle these moments.
Dementia care asks skills family caregivers were never trained for. Without specialized help, exhaustion and frustration set in quickly.
Who this is for
- Families navigating a recent dementia diagnosis
- Loved ones with wandering, sundowning, or confusion
- Seniors in mid-to-late stage memory decline
What's included
Benefits of alzheimer's & dementia care
- Care plans tailored to the specific condition and stage
- Better quality of life through trained, patient support
- Calmer days and steadier evenings
- Dignified personal care that protects self-esteem
- Confidence that caregivers understand the condition
- Guidance on what to expect and how to respond
- Real respite from the demands of memory care
- A single team coordinating with doctors and hospice
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Let's talk about your family's needs.
Every family we serve starts with a free in-home assessment — no pressure, no commitment.