Familiar faces, safe days — dementia care at home in St. Louis
A dementia diagnosis changes everything, but home doesn’t have to. We provide calm, consistent, one-on-one care that keeps your loved one safe and comfortable in the place they know best.
What dementia care with us looks like
Care built around the person, not a checklist — and adjusted as needs change.
Consistent, familiar caregivers
The same trusted faces, visit after visit. Familiarity reduces confusion and anxiety for someone living with dementia — so we protect caregiver consistency as a first principle, not an afterthought.
Safety-first support at home
Gentle supervision, fall-risk awareness, wandering prevention, and a calm presence — keeping your loved one safe in familiar surroundings without the upheaval of a facility move.
Routine that brings comfort
Predictable days ease dementia’s hardest moments. We build steady routines around meals, rest, and favorite activities that ground the day and reduce agitation.
Help with daily life
Bathing, dressing, grooming, meals, and mobility — handled with patience and dignity, at the pace your loved one needs.
Meaningful engagement
Music, photographs, familiar stories, and simple activities that spark connection and calm — companionship that meets them where they are today.
A steady hand for the whole family
Regular updates, a Care Manager overseeing the plan, and someone to call day or night. You don’t navigate dementia alone.
Why St. Louis families trust us with memory care
Since 1992
More than thirty years caring for St. Louis and St. Charles families — dementia care is not new to us, and that experience shows in the calm our caregivers bring.
An operations system behind every visit
Most home care is names on a paper schedule. We built our own operations system, so the right caregiver — prepared for your loved one’s specific needs — shows up every time.
A Care Manager who knows your family
A dedicated Care Manager oversees the plan, adjusts as dementia progresses, and stays reachable — so care keeps pace with change.
No contracts, ever
Care should fit your family, not a package. Start with what you need, adjust anytime.
Can you care for someone with advanced dementia at home?
Yes. We support families across every stage — from early memory changes to advanced dementia — with care plans that adjust as needs change. A Care Manager helps you understand what level of support fits right now, and we scale up as things progress.
Is this medical care?
No. We provide non-medical, private-duty home care — companionship, supervision, help with daily activities, and safe routines. We’re not a medical or skilled-nursing provider; if medical care is needed, we’ll help you understand who to involve.
Will my loved one have the same caregiver each time?
That’s our goal, and we treat it as essential for dementia care. Familiar faces reduce confusion and distress, so we build consistency into how we schedule and prepare caregivers.
How do families pay for dementia care?
If there’s a long-term care insurance policy, we help you find it, understand it, and file the claim. If not, it’s private pay, and we keep pricing clear. We provide non-medical private-duty care and don’t bill Medicare or Medicaid.
How do we get started?
It begins with a free Living Room Visit. A Care Manager comes to you, listens, and helps you figure out what’s needed — no pressure and no obligation. Call (844) 815-8312 to arrange one.
Explore other ways we help
Respite care
Short-term relief for family caregivers — so you can rest, knowing they’re in good hands.
Personal care
Dignified help with bathing, dressing, mobility, and the daily routines of staying at home.
Companion care
Friendly company, conversation, and help around the house — easing isolation, brightening days.
Post-hospital recovery support
A steady hand at home after a hospital stay — helping recovery go smoothly and safely.
24-hour & live-in care
Round-the-clock support at home — a caring presence day and night, for total peace of mind.
Let’s figure out the right care, together
No cost, no pressure. A Care Manager answers, day or night.