The GUIDE Model transforms dementia care with personalized, goal-based support. It preserves dignity and independence while fostering family involvement and better quality of life.

Dementia care is complex, involving many providers and services. Without clear guidance, delays and stress increase. Strong support systems improve outcomes and quality of life.

Dementia progression varies greatly. Understanding symptoms at each stage helps families plan care, monitor needs, and support loved ones at home for as long as possible.

Caring for a loved one with dementia at home is challenging but meaningful. Here are ten practical ways to provide support and navigate this difficult journey.

As dementia cases rise, so does caregiver stress. Seventy percent find coordinating care overwhelming, and many lack the resources and support they need.

Home care for aging parents offers comfort and time to plan long-term care. Nearly 40% of adults provide primary help with errands, housework, or personal care.