At Cadabam’s we provide whole support to ensure that you can deal with Alzheimer’s at home, experiencing comfort and familiarity of your surroundings.
Proper medication management is vital for those with Alzheimer’s. We at Cadabam’s feature personal drug plans, making sure that the patients do not miss their follow-up appointments. We also remind them to take their doses at appropriate times, so it is an added advantage to manage the symptoms better and develop a better quality of life.
We spend time visiting patients in their homes and counselling the family members. This approach can address coping skills for managing symptoms while also promoting emotional well-being and communication.
Cadabam’s offers supportive care in diverse aspects that cut across daily living aids as well as social interaction. The carers train to help the patient with domestic, cooking, hygiene, and companionship while giving them a structured and peaceful atmosphere.
Managing Alzheimer’s requires the creation of a safe and comforting home environment. Our team works with you to declutter spaces, have safety features installed in your home, and establish easy-to-follow routines that reduce confusion and allow the patient to navigate daily life easily.
In the care of someone with Alzheimer’s, we identify the importance of family in such care. The resources and counselling given to your family help prepare for the needs of the person. We prepare the family with effective communication techniques so that they gain tools to manage potential challenges or conflicts their loved one may face.
Each case of Alzheimer’s is unique. At Cadabam’s, we prepare individualised treatment plans for each patient based on their symptoms, medical history, and individual preferences to provide comprehensive treatment for the long-term comfort and well-being of the patient.
We use state-of-the-art technology to provide new treatments and equip patients with Alzheimer’s for the easiest management of their condition.
With telepsychiatry services offered by Cadabam’s, clients can consult a mental health professional from the comforts of their homes. Besides, monitoring tools through remote devices support caregiving and professionals to monitor symptoms and intervene accordingly to adjust treatment promptly.
We also offer a list of various digital tools and applications which would assist the patient or the owner of Alzheimer’s to keep them organised and proactive in their care. The feature includes medication reminders, cognitive exercises, and even tracking of the symptoms, which is useful for the care recipient as well as for their family members to be organised and proactive in their care.
Caregivers play an important role in managing Alzheimer’s. At Cadabam’s, we also offer comprehensive support for the caregiver.
Emotional support and understanding
Care for a person with Alzheimer’s can be emotionally draining. We offer support groups and informational resources to caregivers to enable them to care for themselves well, therefore to offer good quality care.
It becomes crucial for the caregivers recognise early symptoms of a crisis such as agitation or confusion. We at Cadabam’s provide techniques on how to de-escalate in case a crisis arises, strategies for managing a crisis, and when to seek professional help so that they’re always prepared for an emergency
A support system can greatly help both the caregivers as well as the patients. Cadabam’s helps you connect to local caregiver support groups and professional mental health resources that can bring a community feeling to those difficult times on the journey of Alzheimer’s care.
Another important feature of managing Alzheimer’s is the collaboration with different professionals. Cadabam’s works side-by-side with your doctors and psychiatrists for giving a comprehensive, coherent care approach. We will help explain the medications, facilitate side effects management, and ensure regular follow-ups that track your progress and change treatments when possible.
Our expert in-home care caters to the all-around needs of the individual and their families, which includes managing medication, emotional support, and daily activities centred around comfort and well-being. Contact us today to learn how our personalised care plans can empower you or your loved one to navigate Alzheimer’s better.
Start your journey to a quality life. Visit us at Cadabam’s for consultation and check out our psychosocial rehabilitation programs, specially designed to help people struggling with Alzheimer’s.
Our team of highly qualified psychiatrists and therapists has extensive experience treating Alzheimer’s. They work together to develop a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and goals.
Do not let Alzheimer’s limit your ability to live comfortably at home. Our team of qualified professionals can provide comprehensive in-home care, including medication management, therapy sessions, assistance with daily living activities, and emotional support.
We believe in a holistic approach to treatment, combining traditional medical interventions with complementary therapies. These therapies can help in managing symptoms, improving coping skills, and enhancing overall well-being.
We at Cadabam’s recognise that recovery for Alzheimer’s is an ongoing journey. Our dedicated team provides continuous follow-up programs to ensure progress is closely monitored, along with offering ongoing care and support to effectively manage the condition over time.
Home care provides treatment and support in the familiar comfort of a patient’s surroundings, reducing stress and anxiety, which can worsen symptoms. It also offers flexible scheduling and personalised care that can adapt to individual needs.
Home care programs conduct regular assessments to monitor symptoms and medication adherence. Caregivers can provide assistance with daily living activities and identify early warning signs of relapse. Open communication with the healthcare team ensures timely intervention when needed.
Absolutely! Family involvement is crucial in a home care plan. Caregivers can be trained on recognising symptoms, medication management, and de-escalation techniques. Family support groups and psychoeducation resources can further empower them to provide emotional support and a safe environment to manage.
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