Memory Care

Specialized Support for Seniors with Alzheimer’s & Dementia

You’re Not Alone in This Journey

Options is Here to Help

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s, dementia or other memory issues can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Our caregivers provide the specialized support needed to help seniors continue to live safely, and comfortably at home—where they feel most secure and at ease. Because home is where seniors belong—preserving familiarity, and helping them find joy and purpose in each day.

Individualized Care Plans with Options

Each care plan is customized based on the senior’s cognitive needs, personal preferences, and daily routines.

24-Hour and Overnight Caregiving Options

Night-time wandering creates safety risks and rapid burnout for family caregivers. Our care plans are available round-the-clock.

Respite Care for Family Caregivers

Temporary relief for family caregivers, allowing them to rest while ensuring their loved one receives quality care.

Medication Reminders & Health Monitoring

Regular tracking of vitals and changes in cognitive function, along with medication reminders to ensure ongoing well-being.

Personal Care Assistance for Elderly

Help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and grooming while maintaining dignity and respect.

Specialized Caregivers

Trained support staff to handle behavioral changes, anxiety, and confusion associated with memory loss.

Tech-Enabled Care

Smart technology solutions to enhance safety, mental stimulation, and companionship for seniors at home.

Medical Appointments Support

Coordination and assistance with medical appointments, ensuring seniors never miss a check-up.

Dementia-Focused Activities

Thoughtfully designed physical and cognitive exercises, including gentle movement and nature bathing, to calm the mind, and stimulate memory.

What Families Are Saying

Options helped pair my elderly father with the best possible care provider. Not only was she prepared to go the extra mile to help him health-wise in his home, but she would also read to him and talk to him, something no other care provider from any other agency had ever done.

John

Son of care recipient