Top Health USA 

 After an Alzheimer’s or dementia disease diagnosis, you believe the best elder care for your loved one is at home in familiar surroundings with less disruption in routines resulting in reduced confusion.  Like the majority of devoted family caregivers, you take on the role of providing Alzheimer's care. As a primary caregiver for someone with the disease, the effort begins to take a toll on your own physical and emotional health, family life and career. Families with the best intentions simply "burn out". Neglecting other responsibilities, lacking confidence in care giving skills, and resenting demands placed on your time, are a few predominate feelings experienced.

As the day-to-day demands increase, you seek respite care, but no one seems to understand the specialized needs of your loved one. Looking for elder care providers with dementia care experience is often challenging and frustrating.

Top Health USA recognizes the importance of understanding and supporting those living with Alzheimer's disease and other dementia illnesses. Find out how we can assist you with elder care services



Companion Services

Companionship Services include keeping the client company and engaging the client in any number of activities, such as Conversation; Reading; Writing; Games; Crafts; Playing Cards; Walking; Planning, Cooking, and Serving Meals; Baking for Holidays and Special Occasions; Assist with Entertaining; Medication & Appointment Reminders; and Escort to Appointments, Visiting Friends & Neighbours; Shopping, Events, Plays, and Religious Services; and much more.

 Home Services

Home Services include General Cleaning; Vacuuming; Dusting; Washing Floors; Washing Dishes; Laundry; Ironing; Changing Beds; Defrosting Refrigerators/Freezers; Cleaning Ovens/Stoves and China Cabinets; Caring for House Plants; Taking Out Garbage; Gardening; Oversee Home Deliveries and Home Maintenance; Caring for Pets including Feeding, Exercising, and Cleaning; and much more.

 Personal Care Services

Personal Care Services include assisting the client with tasks such as Grooming (Hair Care, Shaving, Cleaning Teeth/Dentures; Makeup; Dressing) Hygiene (Tub, Bed or Sponge Baths; Showers; Toileting Activities) Mobilization (Turning, Lifts and Transfers, Exercising, Walking) Eating or Feeding, as well as Monitoring of Vital Signs such as Blood Pressures, Pulse and Respiration; and much more.

 Alzheimer’s Care

Alzheimer's care establishes safe and more comfortable environments, trusting relationships and techniques to maximize independence for as long as possible for those with Alzheimer's disease. Specialized approach of encouragement and assistance helps family members cope with the challenges of Alzheimer's disease and other dementia illnesses.

 Health Home Check

 Health Home Check is a comfort service that provides a 15-20 minute face-to-face in-home visit. It may be used for medication reminders, to note and communicate anything out of the ordinary or of concern, or simply to ensure the senior is having a good day

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