Dementia Care Program

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Dementia Care Program

At Worldshine, we prioritize providing personal specialized care. We offer individualized care for participants who have dementia disease for all stages – early to mid-stage, moderate stage, moderate to late stage. 

Our Services Include:
  • Skill nursing care
  • Medication management
  • Medical appointment
  • Assistance with personal care
  • Transportation service ( to and from center)
  • Hot breakfast, snack and lunch
  • Recreational activities in smaller group
  • Personalized programming/ activities to meet memory support needs
  • Physical therapy services
  • Social service support

From initial Participant Lifestyle Biographies to updated quarterly care plans, we use each participant’s likes, dislikes, strengths, and interests to plan programming that best fit their circumstance and preferences. Our services include cueing, reminders, supervision, medication management. hands-on ADL care, increased psychosocial redirection, behavioral interventions, and so on. 

If you are interested in our program, please feel free to fill out our contact form here: Contact Us

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