Alzheimer’s and dementia care from A-Team Home Care gives Philadelphia and Bucks County families a trained caregiver presence that maintains safe daily routines while keeping a loved one in the familiar home environment. Our caregivers are trained in redirection, de-escalation, and the behavioral patterns associated with Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and frontotemporal dementia.
Referrals for memory care commonly come from neurologists at Jefferson Health, the Penn Memory Center at the University of Pennsylvania, and Moss Rehabilitation. Call (215) 490-9994 to speak with a care coordinator.
What Alzheimer’s & Dementia Home Care Includes
A-Team Home Care memory care covers the full spectrum of in-home support for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias:
Structured Daily Routines
Consistent wake-up, meal, activity, and sleep schedules that reduce confusion and agitation throughout the day
Personal Care Assistance
Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting delivered with calm, familiar prompts
Wandering Prevention
Door monitoring, environmental safety checks, and strategies to redirect and prevent elopement behavior
Medication Reminders
Reminding clients to take pre-poured medications on schedule at correct times each day
Cognitive Engagement Activities
Reminiscence therapy, music engagement, simple puzzles, and sensory activities appropriate to stage
Behavioral Redirection
Trained de-escalation for sundowning, repetitive questioning, and agitation or anxiety episodes
Meals & Nutrition Monitoring
Preparing stage-appropriate meals and monitoring appetite changes, hydration, and swallowing safety
Family Communication & Updates
Regular shift notes and family updates to coordinate with neurologists and outpatient care teams
Safe Home Environment Assessment
Identifying and addressing fall hazards, unsafe appliances, and environmental risks in the home
Who Benefits from Alzheimer’s & Dementia Home Care
Memory care at home is appropriate across all stages of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. A-Team Home Care serves families in Philadelphia and Bucks County in these situations:
Early-Stage Alzheimer’s
Supervision and reminders to support independence while preventing unsafe situations like leaving the stove on
Mid-Stage Dementia
Full-time or part-time presence for behavioral support, wandering risk, and hands-on ADL assistance
Lewy Body Dementia
Awareness of hallucinations and movement difficulties requiring a specialized and patient caregiver approach
Vascular Dementia
Post-stroke cognitive care with overlap of mobility and memory support needs
Frontotemporal Dementia
Behavioral management for personality changes, impulsivity, and communication difficulties
Family Caregiver Respite
Relief coverage so family caregivers can rest, work, or attend appointments without leaving their loved one alone
How A-Team Delivers Dementia Care
A-Team Home Care assigns caregivers with specific training in dementia care techniques including reality orientation, validation therapy, and non-pharmacological behavior management. Consistency matters enormously in memory care, so we prioritize caregiver consistency so your loved one builds familiarity with the same faces rather than reacting to a rotating roster of strangers.
Our care coordinators communicate directly with neurologists, discharge planners at Jefferson Health, Penn Medicine, and Einstein Medical Center, and with families to ensure the care plan reflects current stage and behavioral patterns. As dementia progresses, we adjust care levels to match, from a few hours of supervision per day to 24-hour live-in care.
Dementia Care: Service Snapshot
Service overview, dementia types served, care approaches, and coverage options at a glance:
More A-Team Home Care Services
Many clients receive multiple types of care. A-Team coordinates all services under one care plan:
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Home Care: Frequently Asked Questions
What stage of dementia does A-Team Home Care support?
How do dementia caregivers handle wandering and agitation?
Does A-Team Home Care provide 24-hour dementia care?
Do you work with Penn Memory Center and Jefferson Health neurology?
Is dementia home care covered by insurance in Pennsylvania?
Ready to Start Dementia Home Care in Philadelphia or Bucks County?
A-Team Home Care serves Philadelphia and all Bucks County communities. Starts often arranged within 24 to 48 hours. No long-term contract required.