Dementia & Alzheimer's care · Springfield & Northern Virginia

Memory care at home — and relief for the family carrying it.

Caring for a parent with dementia or Alzheimer's is relentless: the wandering, the sundowning evenings, the falls you're bracing for. Joy caregivers bring trained safety supervision and individualized attention into your loved one's own home — hourly, overnight, or around the clock — so they stay somewhere familiar, and you get your own life back.

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Care available 24/7 · hourly · overnight · live-in
Wandering preventionSundowning supportFall preventionSafety supervisionDaily-living helpEscort to appointments
A caregiver helping a senior woman with an activity at the table
Sound familiar?

Don't wait for caregiver burnout. Let us care for your loved one the way you want them cared for.

The evenings“Every evening around five she gets agitated and nothing I do helps.”
Sundowning symptom support from caregivers who know the pattern and how to settle it — gently, every evening.
The front door“He got out twice last month. I don't sleep.”
Wandering prevention and overnight supervision, so the front door stops being the thing you lie awake listening for.
The guilt“I promised Mom she'd never go to a facility.”
Care at home, individualized to her, with the plan stepping up as the condition changes — and you keeping your promise.
What's included

Two named services, one plan built around your loved one.

Dementia Care

Holistic care for a chronic, progressive condition — and for the family member it has fallen on.

  • Safety supervision
  • Fall prevention
  • Transportation assistance
  • Companionship
  • Personal-care support
  • Individualized attention

Alzheimer's Care

Extensive support as reasoning, language, judgment, and memory decline — so caring for your loved one doesn't mean neglecting your own responsibilities.

  • Wandering prevention
  • Sundowning symptom support
  • Safety supervision
  • Assistance with daily living
  • Escort to doctor's appointments

Memory care combines naturally with personal care (bathing, dressing, meals) and driving to appointments — one coordinated team, one care plan.

Questions

What families ask first.

What's the difference between dementia care and Alzheimer's care?

Dementia is the overall term for a group of progressive conditions affecting memory, thinking, and daily function; Alzheimer's is its most common cause. Our care plans address the specific symptoms in front of us — wandering, sundowning, falls, confusion — whatever the diagnosis.

Can you keep Dad from wandering?

Wandering prevention and safety supervision are core parts of our Alzheimer's care, alongside sundowning support and fall prevention. The assessment looks at his home and routine so the plan fits how and when he's most at risk.

I'm exhausted. Is it wrong to ask for help?

No — it's the moment to. Caregiver burnout helps no one, least of all the person you're caring for. Even overnight relief a few nights a week changes what the rest of the week feels like.

What does memory care at home cost?

It's priced by the hour on the schedule you choose — hourly, overnight, or 24/7. You'll have a written plan with the price after the assessment, before you commit.

Let a care coordinator assess your loved one's needs.

Meet us at home, in the hospital, or at a facility. Get a written plan with the schedule and price — then decide as a family.

Schedule a Care Assessment

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