Our Services

Alzheimer's & Dementia Care

Patient, routine-based care from caregivers who've done this before.

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Licensed PA Home Care Agency
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Medicaid Waivers Welcome

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Licensed Pennsylvania Home Care Agency
English, Spanish, Russian & Ukrainian-speaking team
Serving Philadelphia & surrounding counties
Free, no-obligation consultation

How Our Caregivers Help

Every care plan is different — here's what that support actually looks like day to day.

Memory Care Is Different

Caring for someone with memory loss is different, and it's exhausting in a way that's hard to explain to anyone who hasn't lived it — the repeated questions, the restlessness late in the day, the moments your parent looks at you and isn't quite sure who you are.

Caregivers Who've Done This Before

We match families with caregivers who have real experience with cognitive decline: people who know how to redirect gently instead of arguing, how to keep a calm routine, and how to handle a hard moment without making it harder. The goal is a steady, familiar rhythm that helps your loved one feel safe.

What We Focus On

A consistent daily routine and a familiar caregiver
Gentle cueing and redirection instead of correction
Calm handling of agitation, sundowning, and confusion
Safety at home — wandering risks, kitchen hazards, medication timing
Honest updates and support for the family

Often paired with: Companion Care, 24-Hour & Overnight Care

Who It's For

This care fits anyone from the early through the advanced stages of Alzheimer's or another form of dementia, and the family members who are worn thin trying to provide it themselves. Even a few scheduled hours a week gives you room to breathe.

Why Families Choose Caring Partners

We're local, and we answer our own phone. When you call about your loved one's care, you talk to someone who actually knows them, not a call center in another state.

Already Caring for Them Yourself?

If you're the one providing this care, Pennsylvania's Medicaid waiver programs may be able to pay you for it. We handle the paperwork and walk you through every step.

Learn about getting paid to care