Familiar moments
Discuss favorite music, activities and routines that the person knows and enjoys.
Patience & understanding
Dementia support.
Familiar activities and patient, non-medical companionship.
SHABALOME HOME CARECare, close to home.
THE LITTLE THINGS MATTER
The person comes first. Every day.
A familiar song. A favorite activity. Time to connect without rushing. Our non-medical support follows the person’s routines and preferences, with patient companionship and communication agreed with family.
Who this may helpIndividuals living with dementia and families exploring non-medical everyday support.
WHAT SUPPORT CAN LOOK LIKE
What a visit can include.
Patient conversation
Make time for a calm introduction and share communication preferences with the caregiver.
Family knowledge
Talk through the everyday details family members know best, with appropriate permission.
SHAPED AROUND YOU
Patience in the moment. Respect for the person.
Agree the details with us before support begins, so you know what to expect.
- 01Calm conversation and companionship
- 02Familiar activities and daily routines
- 03Everyday encouragement
- 04Communication with family, as agreed
PLANNING TOGETHER
Before support begins.
Tell us about familiar routines, communication preferences and the assistance required. We will discuss whether the proposed non-medical support is suitable. Clinical questions remain with the person’s healthcare professionals.
Talk with us · +1 (617) 821-2954How arrangements workWHAT MATTERS IN YOUR SUPPORT
01
A focus on dignity and comfort
02
Respect for familiar preferences
03
Thoughtful family communication
YOUR QUESTIONS
A little more about dementia support.
Is this medical dementia treatment?
No. This service concerns non-medical companionship and everyday assistance, not diagnosis, treatment or clinical management.
What should family members share?
Start with everyday preferences and practical support needs by phone. Avoid sending medical records through ordinary email.
CARE THAT CONNECTS
Other support to consider.
A little support starts here
Tell us what
you need.
Talk through care, availability and costs. Start with a call or an email.