Keeping your loved one safe at home
Falls, wandering, medication oversight, routines, and supervision.
Memory Care at Home · Houston
Dementia & Alzheimer’s home care in Houston.
Dementia Care Guided by Former Neuro ICU Nurses.
When dementia brings confusion, wandering, falls, hospitalizations, or difficult behaviors, families are often left wondering what to do next. Our former Neuro ICU nurses help families understand what is happening, what to expect, and how to keep their loved one safe at home.
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A note to families
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already noticed something isn’t quite the same.
- A missed medication.
- A pot left on the stove.
- The same question, three times in ten minutes.
You don’t have to have the answers yet. Most families who call us aren’t looking for home care. They’re looking for guidance. That’s exactly the right time to talk. And when you call, you’ll speak with a nurse, not a salesperson.
What matters most
What families need most.
Steady support through dementia behaviors
Agitation, sundowning, resistance to care, sleep disruption, supported with patience, redirection, and a consistent caregiver.
Guidance for the family
A dedicated clinician helping you understand what is happening and what comes next.
Why nurse-supervised matters
In dementia, the difference is what gets noticed.
A companion keeps someone safe and good company. An experienced caregiver notices what’s changed, and a nurse-trained care manager knows when that change is worth a call to your doctor. With dementia, the person often can’t tell you what’s wrong, so good care depends on whoever is in the room noticing. Two of our care managers are former Neuro ICU nurses from Houston Methodist, and every caregiver is trained specifically in dementia.
A sudden change, noticed
A jump in confusion often isn’t the dementia progressing. It can have a treatable cause. We notice it and prompt you to call the doctor right away.
A UTI that looks like a bad day
In older adults, infection often shows up as agitation or confusion, not pain or fever. We flag those signs to you and your physician early.
A medication that no longer fits
If a medication seems to be making confusion worse, we note it and help you raise it with the prescriber.
Fall & mealtime changes, noticed early
Changes in walking, swallowing or alertness are quiet warnings. We adjust the home and routine and let you know when it’s time to loop in the doctor.
Your care team
The nurses behind your care plan.
Every dementia family is assigned a dedicated care manager who stays involved as needs change. Two of our three care managers are former Neuro ICU nurses from Houston Methodist, bringing decades of experience caring for patients with complex neurological conditions.
Andrew Harris, RN
Clinical Director
“In dementia, what gets noticed matters.”
- Former Neuro ICU nurse, Houston Methodist
- Charge Nurse, Barnes-Jewish
- Owner of Homewatch CareGivers Houston Galleria
Kimberly Pierce, RN
Care Manager
“Small changes often tell us the most.”
- 16+ yrs Neuro ICU
- Charge Nurse, Houston Methodist
- Houston Chronicle Top 150 Nurses
Chandeep Sharma, CSA
Care Manager
“No family should have to navigate dementia alone.”
- 20+ yrs Houston senior care
- Certified Senior Advisor
- Alternate Administrator
Every dementia family is assigned a named care manager, not a rotating coordinator. See our full team →
Our role in the care team
Dementia care takes a team. We’re the bridge between home and healthcare.
Our role is helping someone stay safe, comfortable, and supported at home while keeping families, physicians, therapists, and other providers informed and aligned.
What we do
Day-to-day dementia support
Our caregivers provide personal care, safety supervision, mobility support, structured routines, meals, and meaningful engagement to help daily life remain stable and predictable.
WHAT WE MANAGE
The bridge between home and healthcare
Neuro ICU nurse care managers help families understand what is changing, identify concerns early, and keep the entire care team informed and aligned.
What we coordinate
Working alongside medical providers
When nursing, therapy, hospice, or physician involvement is needed, we coordinate closely with those providers while continuing to support day-to-day life at home.
How we think about dementia
We don’t argue with the disease. We meet the person.
Our care is built on person-centered principles and the Positive Approach to Care, the same methods specialist memory units use. The goal isn’t to correct someone back into our reality. It’s to step into theirs.
We don’t correct. We reassure.
Correcting a person with dementia creates fear. We join their world and gently redirect.
We look for the cause behind the behavior.
Agitation and wandering usually signal an unmet need, pain, hunger, or fear. We find it first.
We focus on what still works.
A favorite song, folding towels, a familiar face. We build the day around preserved abilities.
Consistency reduces anxiety.
The same caregiver and the same rhythm calm a person with dementia more than almost anything.
How we compare
Choosing home care for dementia? Compare line by line.
The differences in dementia care rarely show up during the sales call. They show up during a difficult evening, after a fall, during a hospital discharge, or when your parent refuses help.
| What matters | Homewatch CareGiversHouston Galleria | Standard home care model |
|---|---|---|
| Who’s actually in charge? | A dedicated care manager owns your care plan, not a scheduler. With dementia making up most of our work, we notice the small changes, a new infection, a missed medication, a sudden decline, before they become a crisis. | The case is overseen primarily by office staff; dementia is one service among many. |
| Who’s actually in the home? | Dementia-trained caregivers with 10+ years experience on average, carefully matched to your parent’s personality, routine, and needs, not simply whoever is available. | General caregivers with limited dementia-specific training or matching. |
| What happens when behavior gets hard? | We have a playbook for the moments families dread: wandering, sundowning, agitation, resistance to care, repetitive questions, and sleep disturbances. We look for the cause first and use proven dementia-specific approaches. | Behavior is often handled reactively, creating frustration for everyone involved. |
| Will it be the same person each time? | Yes, and the real reason is our much lower caregiver turnover. Because our caregivers stay, your parent keeps the same familiar face, which for someone with dementia can be the difference between a calm afternoon and a frightened one. | A rotating cast of caregivers means repeated introductions and disrupted routines. |
| Who answers when I call at night? | Our own local team answers 24/7. They already know your parent, your situation, and your preferences. A care manager is always reachable. | Calls are routed to an answering service, call center, or someone unfamiliar with the case. |
| When the needs get heavier | Awake overnight care, advanced dementia support, and coordination with hospice and home health when needed, without forcing you to start over with another agency. | Higher-acuity needs are often referred elsewhere. |
| How the plan gets built, and kept current | We start in the home, not on a form. We assess fall risks, wandering risks, routines, medications, and daily life. The plan evolves as dementia changes, and we coordinate directly with physicians when needed. | A generic intake form with limited reassessment or clinical coordination. |
| What this does for you | You get to be the daughter, son, or spouse again, not the scheduler, caregiver, and crisis manager. We carry the logistics, the coordination, and much of the worry. | You remain the case manager, filling schedule gaps, coordinating providers, and carrying the burden yourself. |
Not sure where your parent is on the dementia journey?
Speak directly with a nurse care manager. No script. No pressure. Just guidance.
Speak with a care managerCare by stage
Dementia changes. The care plan changes with it.
Dementia care is not static. The right support changes as memory, behavior, sleep, safety, eating, and mobility change. We help families adjust early, before small gaps become crises.
Protect independence, quietly
Family may notice missed medications, unsafe driving, spoiled food, unpaid bills, or growing isolation. Our goal is to preserve normal life while gently closing safety gaps.
- Medication reminders and missed-dose tracking
- Driving, cooking, fall, and home-safety checks
- Familiar routines and meaningful activity
- Discreet support that protects dignity
- Family coaching on what may come next
Stabilize the hardest years
This is often when families call. Sleep, agitation, wandering, hygiene, and personal care can all change at once. Consistent dementia-trained caregivers make the biggest difference here.
- Sundowning and agitation routines
- Wandering and exit-seeking prevention
- Bathing, toileting, dressing, and continence support
- Meal cueing, hydration, and hands-on eating help
- Respite for exhausted spouses and adult children
Comfort, dignity, presence
Care becomes more continuous. The focus shifts to comfort, safety, skin protection, safe movement, eating support, and close coordination with hospice when appropriate.
- 24-hour and overnight awake care
- Safe transfers, repositioning, and fall prevention
- Mealtime support and watching for swallowing changes
- Calm companionship and dignity-focused personal care
- Hospice coordination and family relief
Not sure what stage your loved one is in? We can help you think through the safest next step.
Speak with a dementia care managerDay to day
What memory care actually looks like.
Dementia care is not companionship alone. These are some of the practical, specialized ways trained caregivers help someone remain safer, calmer, and more comfortable at home.
Home safety-proofing
Identifying fall, burn, medication, kitchen and exit risks before they become emergencies.
Wandering prevention
Reducing the risk of getting lost while preserving dignity, routine, and independence.
Sundowning routines
Late-day agitation eased with light, timing and calm structure, not sedation.
Behavior & agitation support
Understanding triggers, using redirection, and reducing distress without confrontation whenever possible.
Family relief & respite
Giving spouses and adult children the ability to sleep, work, travel, and simply be family again.
Sleep & nighttime support
Reducing overnight wakefulness and keeping everyone safer and more rested.
Nutrition & hydration
Familiar meals, gentle cueing, and watching for the weight loss and dehydration dementia often hides.
Cognitive engagement
Meaningful activities built around familiar routines, memories, music, conversation, and purpose.
Personal care & bathing support
Bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting handled with patience, dignity, and gentle encouragement.
Family coaching & education
Helping spouses and adult children understand what is changing and how to respond.
24-hour & overnight awake
Continuous, genuinely awake coverage for higher-acuity and late-stage needs.
Hospice & end-of-life support
Comfort-focused support alongside hospice when the time comes, and relief for the family through it.
For families
How to talk to someone with dementia.
The hardest part is often the conversation. These are the same approaches we coach families on, and they change a household within days.
Do
- Step into their reality. If she’s waiting for her late husband, sit with the feeling, don’t correct the fact.
- Offer reassurance, not information. “You’re safe, I’m here” settles more than dates and explanations.
- Keep it short and simple. One idea, one question at a time. Give a few extra seconds for the answer.
- Redirect gently. When a moment turns tense, change the activity or the room, not their mind.
Try not to
- Don’t say “remember?” Quizzing a fading memory creates shame and anxiety, not recall.
- Don’t argue or reorient harshly. “Mom, he passed years ago” makes them grieve it again, each time.
- Don’t take it personally. Accusations and anger are the disease speaking, not your parent.
- Don’t rush or talk over them. Hurry reads as threat and almost always escalates the moment.
Conditions we know
Not all dementia is Alzheimer’s.
Different forms of dementia affect people in different ways. Understanding what changes to expect, what risks to watch for, and how care should adapt helps families keep their loved one safer, more comfortable, and better supported at home.
Alzheimer's diseaseMemory loss, confusion, wandering, and increasing safety concerns.
What families often notice
Memory loss, confusion, missed medications, getting lost, repeating questions, and increasing difficulty managing daily life.
Why care is different
Care relies on routine, repetition, and a calm, familiar environment, adapting as memory and judgment change while reinforcing safety at every stage.
Lewy body dementiaHallucinations, fluctuations, and falls.
What families often notice
Visual hallucinations, sudden changes in alertness, movement difficulties, falls, sleep disturbances, and sensitivity to certain medications.
Why care is different
Alertness can change dramatically from hour to hour, requiring caregivers to adapt in real time. Fall prevention and close observation are essential, and our nurse-supervised team helps identify potential medication concerns early.
Vascular dementiaStep-wise decline after vascular events.
What families often notice
Noticeable declines following strokes or other vascular events, slowed thinking, difficulty planning tasks, balance problems, and changes in mood.
Why care is different
Care focuses on maintaining independence, supporting mobility and safety, and adapting quickly after changes in cognitive or physical function.
Frontotemporal dementia (FTD)Personality and behavior changes before memory loss.
What families often notice
Impulsive behavior, poor judgment, loss of social awareness, inappropriate comments, emotional changes, or difficulty communicating.
Why care is different
Caregivers need specialized strategies to respond calmly to behavioral changes, reduce conflict, and create structure without escalating situations.
Parkinson's disease dementiaCognitive changes combined with movement challenges.
What families often notice
Slowed thinking, memory changes, balance issues, shuffling gait, increased fall risk, and difficulty completing daily tasks.
Why care is different
Care must balance cognitive support with mobility assistance, fall prevention, and close attention to changes in movement, strength, and safety.
Not sure what type of dementia your loved one has?
Our Neuro ICU nurse care managers can help you understand what may be happening, discuss care options, and determine the level of support that may be appropriate.
Speak with a dementia care expertWhat to expect
Dementia doesn’t always decline gradually.
Many families expect dementia to progress slowly over time. In reality, sudden changes can happen unexpectedly and often require immediate attention. Recognizing these changes early can help prevent crises and keep your loved one safer at home.
Increased confusion
Often a sign of infection, dehydration, or a medication change, not the disease itself.
Wandering
Someone who never wandered may suddenly start, especially when confused or agitated.
Hospitalization
Hospital stays often bring more confusion and a drop in independence.
Family exhaustion
When caregiving becomes overwhelming, asking for help is the right next step.
This is where experience matters. Our care managers and Neuro ICU-trained leadership help families catch these changes early and adapt as needs evolve.
How we work
A plan that’s supervised, not set-and-forget.
Dementia care fails when it’s handed off and left alone. Ours stays under a care manager’s supervision, built around the person, taught to the caregiver, and updated as needs change.
A care manager assesses, in person, at home
Not a phone script. We see the home, the routine, the challenges, and the people involved before making recommendations.
We build a plan around the person
Daily routines, preferences, triggers, safety concerns, and family goals are documented so care remains consistent, not improvised.
We match and prepare the caregiver
Caregivers are selected for the situation, briefed on the care plan, and supported so care feels familiar and consistent.
We reassess as the condition moves
The plan is reviewed regularly and updated whenever needs change, with the family kept informed every step of the way.
What families say
Trusted by Houston families.
We needed sudden in home care for my father after he took a sudden decline - I received HomeWatch Caregivers from a colleague and they were amazing- Andrew came to do an introductory visit and assessment and his thoughts were spot on- he could see what we needed and put a plan into motion extremely quickly- we had 24/7 caregiving in place with experienced caregivers within a day. The group of caregivers were amazing. I would recommend them to anyone
Google review
My family is incredibly grateful for the outstanding care and support provided by our at-home care manager, Kim Pierce, and our at-home caretaker(s), Mariah, Marisol and Tish, for my 100-year-old grandfather! From day one, they have shown genuine compassion, patience, professionalism, and attention to every detail of his needs. Managing care for a loved one at this stage in life can be overwhelming, but they have made the entire process smooth and reassuring for our family. They consistently go above and beyond to ensure my grandfather has been comfortable, respected, and well cared for. Their communication is excellent, and they treat him with kindness and dignity at all times. It is rare to find a care team so dedicated and trustworthy. Our family truly appreciates everything they have done, and we highly recommend Kim and her team of nursing aids at Homewatch CareGivers of Houston Galleria to anyone looking for exceptional home care support.
Google review
After my husband had two emergency surgeries in a week, I was extremely concerned about what would happen when he came home, because when he was given discharge instructions we each heard something different even though we were both right there. We did not agree on what was said or on the importance of actually doing it. He also made it clear that he did not want me to tell him what to do. Kimberly Pierce, our care manager, was a gift from God. She was a neurology ICU nurse for 16 years, and was able to explain what needed to be done and exactly why it was important and necessary. When I thanked her for helping us both understand and get on the same page instead of arguing and becoming upset, she joked that saving marriages was all just part of her job.
Google review
I got excellent and immediate assistance at home around the clock from Homewatch after I had surgeries at Methodist Hospital. On short notice, they sent a representative to the hospital to assess my needs, drove us to our home when I was released from the hospital, and then healthcare workers worked shifts for several days to provide home assistance until I was better. Excellent service and responsiveness all around.
Google review
I wanted to add some comments about the very caring caregivers from Homewatch Randy, Loretta, Rocio, and Victoria, went over and above to make my father in law feel comfortable in his last days. They were a blessing to our family and I highly recommend them DRU
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10/10 experience! The staff is truly kind and helpful, especially Mariana! They truly care about their clients and caregivers! Everyone is well taken care of!! Great place to work for and to hire for care for loved ones!
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We are very grateful fot having the support and help we needed to navigate a difficult time. The people sent to our home were very helpful, kind and committed. Loretta and Vincent, top notch. Great -and trustworthy service should you need home care and assistance
Google review
As a caregiver, I value environments built on compassion, structure, and respect — and HWCG Houston Galleria consistently delivers on all three. Leadership fosters excellence while making sure both clients and staffs feel supported. It's a well-managed agency dedicated to dependable, dignified care. 10/10
Google review
Home Watch did a great job of finding someone to help us out. I'm very short notice. Ronda was great and we would highly recommend her and Home Watch to anyone.
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Thank you so very much for everything Chandeep You are the best
Google review
My firm and my team have had a great experience collaborating with the Homewatch team.. As an Aging Life Care firm, I am intentional about who we partner with, and they've proven to be an excellent extension of our firm with the care they provide. Their team leadership and in office team specifically Chandeep, worked closely with one of our client's after a hospital discharge to coordinate care, secure the right caregiver, and ensure a smooth transition home, providing real peace of mind for a family caring from a distance. Responsive, professional, and proactive. We truly value this collaboration. Thank you, Homewatch Houston team! Special shout out to Miranda who is the wonderful caregiver helping out mutual client! Lina CEO Mir Care Consultants, Inc.
Aging Life Care partner · Google review
10/10! Very friendly staff and great location. These guys are really professional and love what they do. Highly recommend
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They were prompt and efficient and sent me a caregiver who worked out very well. She helped with household chores and with my husbands care and exercise. Highly recommend
Google review
The staff was so patient in finding the right fit for us, in particular Chandeep Sharma, who assisted in finally finding the right caregiver for our situation. Thank you also to Andrew and finally to Margie, the caregiver. I would highly recommend Homewatch Caregivers.
Google review
Chandeep is an absolute delight to work with! She truly cares about her clients and works to ensure the best match between caregiver and client needs. She responds to requests promptly and has excellent follow through.
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Reached out on a Sunday afternoon for some in facility assistance for my MIL who is recovering from a hip fracture. The response was almost immediate and they were able to accommodate our request. The best part, Mom is happy and attended to.
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Company is a good place to work to help clients in need
Google review
Homewatch has been incredibly supportive in caring for my aging parents. The entire team is friendly, professional, and very knowledgeable. Our Care Manager/Family Liaison, Chandeep, is always responsive and easy to reach by phone, text, or email at any time of day. Homewatch has consistently provided compassionate, trustworthy, and dependable caregivers for both of my parents. I highly recommend their services to anyone seeking quality care for themselves or a loved one.
Google review
The Holstead family are big fans of Homewatch. They have been wonderful caregivers and as professional as they come. It has been a true blessing in our lives to know our loved one is cared for and safe. We highly recommend them.
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They are very professional people, take care people with lot needs, socks....
Google review
Chandeep Sharma is the best home care manager I have ever worked with. She helped me with my wife. To me, she focused on personal care as opposed to a generic general care. I felt my wife was in the best of hands. She also exudes a happy positive attitude. That kind of attitude support is very important for the patient and the family.
Google review
HomeWatch CareGivers of Houston Galleria has been caring for my parents for over a month now. They have provided staff 7 days a week and give our family peace of mind that they are being cared for and supported. They are professional and very easy to work with. The in home assessment gave everyone the right place to start from and they continue to be an integral part of our care plan.
Local Guide · Google review
I can honestly say this company has been a blessing to me. From the very first day, the caregivers have treated me with kindness, patience, and genuine compassion. They take the time to really get to know their clients, and it shows in the way they care, it never feels rushed or routine. The staff is dependable, professional, and always willing to go the extra mile to make sure everything is done right. They communicate well, keep me updated, and give me complete peace of mind knowing my health is in good hands. It's rare to find a caregiving company that truly feels like family, but this one does. I'm so thankful for everything they do and would recommend them to anyone who wants care that truly comes from the heart. Thank you Homewatch Caregivers of Houston Galleria
Google review
The staff provided exceptional care with genuine compassion and patience. They treated my family member like their own, and that gave us such peace of mind. Every nurse and caregiver was reliable, skilled, and respectful. This company truly makes a difference in people's lives!
Google review
Homewatch CareGivers are professional and caring. They take wonderful care of everyone. I felt so comfortable leaving my loved one in their care! I highly recommend them to help take care of your family members!! Thank you for allowing me peace of mind to leave town and know my family was being taken care of.
Google review
I am currently being visited by an assistant named Maria who is with HomeWatch CareGivers of Houston Galleria. Maria not only provides companionship but a level of expertise in her care. She is an excellent representative of this company. I've met and visited with the companies leaders. They are all wonderful representatives of the kind of care team one looks for. I have personally visited with Andrew on several occasions and he is quite proficient in knowledge of the duties of an excellent caregiver/owner. Also after first meeting with the owner and the other members of this company I was convinced this was the company who could provide the compassionate caring service I was looking for Excellence is their standard. I would not choose any other company with lessor qualities. I deem them the best here in the Houston area. Very happy to have this opportunity to share my thoughts on a remarkable care service! J Buongiorno
Google review
Shauna has been a perfect fit for my wife after her knee replacement. Homewatch found the right caretaker and she has bonded well with my wife during her rehab process. I would recommend Andrew and his company to anyone who needs home care for a family member or friend.
Google review
These guys truly go above and beyond. Andrew and I share a mutual patient. Unfortunately Andrew had to call 911 when he went to visit. Not only did he go to the hospital with him, but he stayed for several hours to make sure he was stable, checked on him multiple times in the hospital and helped coordinate his discharge. I can't say enough about how much he cares about his families.
Google review
As a client, a business owner, and a dear friend, I can attest to the professionalism, extraordinary level of service and care, and the conviction of the heart of this organization led by Serhat and Andrew. Compassionate care is the cornerstone of their business. If you are looking for a home healthcare provider and or a career home in home healthcare, look no further. No one delivers like Homewatch CareGivers of Houston Galleria. Period.
Google review
You all are "knocking it out of the ball park!" My clients adore you, as do their adult children! The relationship you built and your attention to detail have made such a wonderful impression. Thank you for going ABOVE and BEYOND for your clients! It is so evident that you and your staff truly care and want the very best for clients and families! Bless you for caring so well for others! I know you all will continue with your excellence in every way.
Local Guide · Google review
TL;DR - Years of consistent, compassionate care for our aging parents, the Directors are trusted partners, we have a fantastic team of Caregivers, excellent communications and follow through. They're worth every dollar. Homewatch has been fantastic for our family! We've been working with HWCG for over three years and I don't know now how we would have taken care of our aging parents without them. Homewatch has consistently provided fantastic Caregivers who have handled dementia and geriatric needs with compassion and excellence. We've never had a gap in coverage for 24x7 care, even though storms and holidays. The Caregivers genuinely care for our parents, and they have raised health concerns proactively. I'd gladly recommend HWCG to our friends and family.
Local Guide · Google review
Homewatch CareGivers has provided full time care for me and my husband for about 3 years. They are dependable and take good care of us. The caregivers are lovely and caring people. They are just what we need.
Google review
We want to express our deepest appreciation for the exceptional care and compassion you and your team recently provided to our mom. Your support during this difficult time was priceless. Homewatch went over and above to accommodate our needs (even through the snow storm) to ensure our mom was taken care of and she was comfortable and safe. We 100% recommend Homewatch to anyone looking for a company to care for a loved one.
Google review
I am extremely impressed with not only the high level of customer care but also the love and care my mother-in-law received from the caregiver, Ebony. We highly recommend Homewatch CareGivers. If you are looking to take a breath and know your person is being loved and cared for at the highest level, please call Homewatch CareGivers.
Google review
Homewatch provided care for my wife while she was at MH Hospital and MH TIRR in Houston. Homewatch provided an incredible level of service—they went above and beyond to help us and we are very grateful. The caregiver Monique was amazing too!
Local Guide · Google review
Worth asking
Questions families ask us first.
Honest answers to the things that keep families up at night.
How do I know when it's time for in-home dementia care?
Common signals are missed medications, weight loss, unsafe driving or cooking, getting lost, disrupted sleep or sundowning, and a family caregiver running on empty. You don't need a crisis to start. Earlier support keeps routines stable and slows the avoidable decline that comes from falls, infections and missed doses.
What if my parent refuses help or won't accept a stranger?
Resistance is normal, and it's usually about control and dignity, not the help itself. We start small: a short, low-pressure visit framed around something familiar, with a consistent caregiver so trust can build. Our care managers coach families on approach, language and timing so the first weeks go smoothly.
Is dementia home care covered by insurance or Medicare?
Traditional Medicare does not pay for ongoing non-medical home care, but long-term care insurance, VA benefits, and some Medicare Advantage plans may. We bill long-term care insurers directly and walk you through exactly what applies to your situation before any commitment.
Can you care for advanced dementia at home?
Yes. We provide 24-hour and overnight awake care for late-stage needs: total personal care, help moving safely, mealtime help that watches for swallowing trouble, and comfort-focused companionship. We coordinate closely with your hospice team when that time comes, so your loved one can stay home.
Who actually supervises the caregivers?
Care is directed by our care managers, two of whom are former Neuro ICU nurses from Houston Methodist. As a non-medical provider, they act as care managers rather than bedside nurses: they build the care plan, train the caregiver on that specific person, and know when to prompt the family to involve a physician or home health. A manager is reachable around the clock.
How much does dementia home care cost in Houston?
Cost depends on how many hours of care your situation needs, and whether it's hourly, overnight, or 24-hour. Rather than quote a number that may not fit, a care manager visits, builds a plan around your loved one, and gives you a clear, itemized quote at no charge and no obligation. Many families also offset the cost with long-term care insurance, VA Aid & Attendance, or some Medicare Advantage plans, and we'll tell you what applies to you.
Which Houston areas do you serve for memory care?
Our primary memory-care neighborhoods are River Oaks, Memorial, Tanglewood, West University and Bellaire, along with the wider Galleria and Uptown area. We also serve families across greater Houston and the surrounding suburbs. If you're nearby and unsure, just call and we'll tell you honestly whether we can serve you well.
Concierge home care
Personal attention. Professional discretion.
We intentionally serve a limited number of families so every client receives direct access to a dedicated care manager and highly responsive support. Many of the families we serve come through physicians, attorneys, financial advisors, and referrals from families who trust us. We understand that dementia is deeply personal. Your family’s privacy and dignity are respected at every step.
Begin with a conversation
Talk to a care manager who’s actually done this.
A 15-minute conversation. No pressure, no script, and no obligation. We’ll listen to what’s happening, help you understand your options, and tell you honestly what we’d recommend.
Take the first step
At home, as it should be.
You’ve read this far because someone you love needs care. The next step is simple: a private conversation with a Care Manager, not a coordinator, not a sales line.
Reply within two hours. After hours, our care team, the same people who manage your plan, picks up.