CIMA Home Care provides specialized non-medical in-home care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Our caregivers use a person-centered approach that focuses on comfort, reassurance, and meaningful connection, helping clients feel safe and understood while giving families genuine peace of mind. We proudly serve families throughout the South Bay, greater Los Angeles area, Sherman Oaks, and Lancaster.
What does Alzheimer’s and dementia care from CIMA Home Care include?
Our dementia care goes beyond basic supervision. Caregivers assist with daily routines such as bathing, dressing, and meal preparation, while also providing consistent emotional support and gentle redirection during moments of confusion or agitation. Every plan is built around the individual, taking into account their history, personality, and the routines that bring them comfort.
How does person-centered care make a difference for someone with dementia?
Person-centered care means we see the whole person, not just the diagnosis. Our caregivers take the time to learn each client’s life story, preferences, and communication style, so care feels familiar rather than clinical. This approach reduces anxiety, supports dignity, and helps clients remain engaged and independent in the comfort of their own home.
How do caregivers handle confusion, agitation, or memory loss?
Our caregivers are trained to respond to the challenges of dementia with patience and calm. Rather than correcting or arguing, we use gentle redirection and empathetic reassurance to guide clients back to a sense of safety and comfort. Every interaction is guided by respect for the person in front of us, meeting them where they are in each moment.
What kind of support does CIMA Home Care offer to families of someone with dementia?
Dementia doesn’t just affect the individual, it affects the whole family. We keep communication open with family members, providing updates and guidance so you always know how your loved one is doing. Our goal is to lighten the emotional and practical load on families while making sure your loved one continues to feel connected, valued, and understood.
Is dementia care from CIMA Home Care available part-time or around the clock?
Yes. Our dementia care can be scheduled anywhere from a few hours a week for companionship and light assistance, up to full 24/7 around-the-clock care for clients who need continuous supervision. We work with families to determine the right level of support based on the stage of dementia and the client’s specific needs, and we adjust the plan as those needs change over time.
How do I get started with Alzheimer’s and dementia care from CIMA Home Care?
Getting started begins with a conversation. Call (424) 360-8608 or request a consultation to talk with our team about your loved one’s needs. From there, we’ll schedule an in-home assessment and build a personalized care plan matched with a caregiver experienced in dementia care, because exceptional dementia care begins with seeing the person, not the diagnosis.