Dementia care is about providing the support you or your loved one needs to continue living comfortably at home. This type of care is tailored to the unique needs of each individual, helping them navigate the challenges that come with dementia. At CDN ElderCare, we are dedicated to delivering compassionate dementia care within the familiar and safe environment of your own home. Our caring team of caregivers are highly experienced in supporting those with dementia, working together to create routines that promote independence, comfort, and a sense of normalcy.
Dementia encompasses a group of progressive conditions that impact the brain’s functioning.
There are various types of dementia, including Alzheimer’s, which is the most common. These conditions are caused by abnormal changes in the brain and often affect memory and cognition. The brain contains billions of neurons-nerve cells-that communicate through chemical signals. When dementia occurs, these neurons become damaged, impairing the efficiency of these messages and affecting overall body functions.
Common types of dementia include:
Yes, absolutely. Whether through visiting caregivers or a live-in caregiver, it’s possible for your loved one to receive compassionate, personalized care in the comfort of their own home.
When considering home-based dementia care, it’s vital to ensure your loved one feels fully supported and safe. We offer flexible, person-centered support options on both a visiting and live-in basis. Here’s a closer look at each:
Having a dedicated, trained caregiver live in your loved one’s home provides consistent, personalised support every single day.
With a live-in caregiver, your loved one benefits from continuous companionship and assistance, ensuring they are never alone and always cared for.
A live-in caregiver helps your loved one stay engaged and active, enabling them to continue enjoying the activities and routines that bring them happiness.
We understand that inviting a caregiver into your loved one’s home is a significant step. That’s why we take the time to find someone who not only has the right skills but also shares your loved one’s interests and personality.
We believe in the power of personal stories to inspire and reassure. Discover how Margaret and Mrs. Eleanor are living fulfilling lives, thanks to the compassionate support of CDN ElderCare caregivers.
Margaret has always loved music and storytelling, and since being diagnosed with dementia, she finds comfort and joy in these passions. She often spends her afternoons listening to her favorite jazz records and reminiscing about days gone by. Her dedicated caregiver, Josefina from our Port Coquitlam branch, has been sup-porting her since March. Josefina takes the time to sit with Margaret, playing her favorite tunes and sharing stories from his own life to spark her memories.
One warm spring morning in May, Josefina
At our Burnaby Branch, one of our dedicated El-derCare Massage Providers has been visiting a lovely couple to provide specialized massage for seniors. The gentleman, who experienced a stroke, was seeking relief for his legs and feet to improve blood circulation. He shares a room with his wife, who is in the later stages of Alzheimer’s and is non-verbal, sitting quietly in her wheelchair.March. Josefina takes the time to sit with Margaret, playing her favorite tunes and sharing stories from his own life to spark her memories.
A family member supported through our care
A cherished member of our dementia care community
Our goal is to offer flexible, personalised dementia care that truly makes a difference.
When selecting a care provider, it’s natural to want only the best for your loved one.
Whether it’s creating a dementia-friendly environment or establishing a comforting routine, we’re here to help. Our dedicated team of caregivers possess the experience, skills, and heartfelt compassion needed to support those with dementia and Alzheimer’s. We work hard to match our caregivers to your loved one’s personality and preferences, ensuring a caring, familiar presence that feels just right.
No matter what your loved one requires, our caring and at-tentive caregivers are here to support them in their home.
Whether it’s a gentle check-in in the morning, assistance with personal hygiene, preparing nutritious meals, or 24-hour care to keep them safe overnight, you can trust our fully trained caregivers to be there when you need them most.
Part of our tailored care plans, caregivers provide respectful, discreet assistance with bathing, dressing, and toileting, helping your loved one maintain dignity and independence.
Remaining at home means your loved one can enjoy familiar, nourishing meals prepared by our caregivers, at times that suit their routine.
Our caregivers can support with cleaning, tidying, laundry, ironing, and helping around the house, making daily life easier.
All of our caregivers are trained in mobility support to help your loved one move confidently and safely within their home.
If your loved one has pets, our caregivers can help ensure they’re fed, exercised, and loved, so no one has to worry about their furry friends.
Our caregivers are chosen for their warm, friendly personalities and are great company, offering companionship as well as help.
A diagnosis of dementia doesn’t mean your loved one has to give up their passions. With gentle encouragement, they can continue enjoying their hobbies, whether it’s reading, gardening, or crafts, supported by a caring hand.
We’re proud to help our clients stay involved in the activities they love, from walking the dog to attending sporting events.
We aim to make arranging care straightforward and stress-free, so you can focus on what matters most: your loved one’s well-being. Contact us today, and we’ll strive to have a caring professional at your door within 24 hours.
1. Speak with one of our care team
Call our dementia care specialists to discuss your loved one’s needs and any questions you might have.
2. Complimentary home assessment
A local CDN ElderCare manager will visit to understand your loved one’s specific care requirements.
3. Matching your loved one with the right caregiver
We carefully select a caregiver who matches your loved one’s preferences and has the right experience to support them with dignity and compassion.
Our vision is a world where ElderCare Massage & Companionship is a healing presence and a well-known Health & Wellness service to offer to our senior community. We prioritize client satisfaction, best practices, skilled and compassionate Providers, and training to excel as the top ElderCare Company. Ensuring customer satisfaction, trust and loyalty is at the core of our values and approach.
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2850 Shaughnessy St. Suite #2300 Port Coquitlam, B.C. V3C 6K5
Toll Free: 1-888-978-9656
Phone: 604-552-8282
Enquiries: info@cdneldercare.ca
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One warm spring morning in May, Josefina brought along a small vintage radio for Margaret to listen to her favorite music. As the melodies filled the room, Margaret’s face lit up with recognition and delight. Her son visited that day and watched as Margaret tapped her foot and hummed along, clearly transported to a happier time. He was touched to see her so engaged and asked if he could record the moment to share with family and friends, capturing the essence of her joyful connection with music.
After each massage session, our provider takes a moment to wash her hands and offers a gentle, complimentary hand massage to the wife, who often sits quietly but seems to respond with gentle gestures. Over time, the visits became a special routine for the couple, and the husband was deeply touched by the care and kindness shown to his wife.
One day, after several visits, as the provider was preparing to say goodbye, she waved and gently said “bye” to the wife. To everyone’s surprise and delight, the wife responded with a warm wave and a soft “bye.” The husband’s face lit up with joy, his eyes filled with gratitude and emotion. It was a simple moment, but it meant the world to him, seeing his wife acknowledge someone in such a heartfelt way. It was a beautiful reminder of the power of compassion and human connection in caring for those with memory loss.
