Dementia and Memory Care at Home
In-home dementia and Alzheimer care in metro Atlanta
Dementia changes the whole household. Routines that used to be simple become a source of fear, and family caregivers carry the strain day and night.
Our caregivers are trained in dementia care. They keep the day predictable, redirect gently instead of arguing, and keep the home safe so your loved one can stay where they feel most like themselves.
Licensed Georgia private home care provider. Private pay. Serving 9 metro Atlanta counties.
What is included
How our caregivers help
A steady daily routine that lowers anxiety and agitation
Calm communication and gentle redirection
Supervision to prevent wandering and unsafe situations
Help with bathing, dressing, meals and toileting
Activities matched to what your loved one can still enjoy
Evening and overnight support for sundowning
Home safety checks and suggestions for the family
Updates and support for family caregivers
Who it helps
A good fit when
Someone with Alzheimer disease, vascular, Lewy body or another dementia
A family seeing more confusion, wandering or late-day agitation
A spouse caregiver who is exhausted and not sleeping
Families who want to delay or avoid a move to memory care
Good to know
Our dementia care is non-medical. We support the plan set by your loved one’s doctor and tell the family promptly about changes in behavior or health.
Getting started
What the first week looks like
1
A free in-home consultation where we learn your loved one’s history, routines and triggers
2
A care plan that sets the daily rhythm and what works when things get hard
3
A careful introduction to one consistent caregiver
4
Frequent check-ins in the first weeks while trust is built
Questions families ask
Dementia and Memory Care at Home: common questions
My mother refuses help. What happens then?+
Refusal is common. Caregivers are introduced slowly, often as a friend or helper, and follow your mother’s routines and interests so the visits feel familiar rather than imposed.
Do you provide overnight dementia care?+
We can schedule evening and overnight care when sundowning or night waking is the problem. We confirm overnight availability for your area at the consultation.
Is in-home dementia care cheaper than memory care?+
It depends on the hours. Part-time care at home usually costs less than a memory care community; round-the-clock care at home can cost more. We give you a written quote so you can compare.
How do families pay for care?+
CareBridge is a private pay home care agency. Families pay directly, and we also work with long-term care insurance and veterans benefits where they apply. We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid, including the NOW and COMP waivers.
Where we provide dementia and memory care at home
9 Georgia counties
Our office is in Cumming, in Forsyth County. We serve families across metro Atlanta.
Talk to a care coordinator
Tell us what is happening at home. We will listen, answer your questions and give you a written plan and quote. The consultation is free.