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Providence provides a quality life for seniors with Alzheimer’s and other types of Dementias – our personalized care brings smiles to our client’s hearts and ensures they experience purpose in life. Providence offers a full range of elder care services including home care, assisted living and a senior day care program all focused on Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Having guided hundreds of families in the past 20 years – you can count on our breadth of experience and individual attention to ensure you get the best care. Allow Providence’s experienced team of care professionals to assist you.

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Offering Complete Alzheimer’s and Dementia Elder Care Services

Each person’s needs are unique which is why Providence offers a suite of options for families seeking care for a loved with one with Alzheimer’s or other dementias. Depending on the needs of your family, we offer in-home care, assisted living and a day respite care program. Working collectively as a team, our highly trained caregivers and experienced management create and implement a comprehensive care plan unique to the needs of your loved one. We make our clients our top priority – allowing seniors and their families to thrive physically, emotionally and spiritually under our care. We are available 24 hours a day for a free consultation to help you determine if assisted living, home care or the rest-a-day program are right for you.

Home Care Agency Specializing in Memory Loss Assistance

Witness the Providence difference in non-medical, in home senior services. All of Providence Care’s home caregivers receive a minimum of 40 hours of training in our California state licensed assisted living community dedicated to the care of Alzheimer’s and Dementia seniors. Providence caregivers provide superior personal care – ensuring your loved one receives nutritious meals, is well-taken care of physically and participates in enriching daily activities. We work as a team with families, case-managers, doctors, home health nurses and other professionals to maintain the health and independence of seniors in their home setting. Our home care staff works on your schedule to fulfill your care requirements.

SF’s Boutique Alzheimer’s and Dementia Assisted Living Community

Providence Place cares for 31 residents in San Francisco’s only free-standing community devoted to the care of people with all stages of memory impairment. With nearly 20 years of experience in caring for seniors, we are a trusted provider of services to the elderly.

Our approach is simple: Create an intimate home environment where quality of life reigns supreme. Provide the highest level of care to our Extended Family of seniors and their families. Treat our residents as if they were our own mother or father, with respect, admiration and love.

California Alzheimers Disease Report

Funded by the Rosaldine and Arthur Gilbert Foundation and the State Department of Pubic Health, the report finds that there are 1.1 million Californians providing unpaid caring for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia, about 11% of our nation’s caregivers. Most care is delivered at home by family caregivers, most of whom are wives or adult daughters of the elder with dementia. Compared with other family caregivers, those who care for seniors with memory problems are more likely to: experience emotional stress and suffer from sleep disturbance.

State and County Alzheimer’s Prevalence Estimates

In San Francisco, the number of people 55+ with Alzheimers is expected to increase by 54% to 2,868 from 2008-2030. In San Mateo County, the number of elders with Alzheimer’s will increase by 70% by 2030 to 23,298. Marin will experience a 87% increase in elders with Alzheimer’s to 10,557.

Number of Seniors with Alzheimer’s

‘Smart houses’ may keep seniors at home longer

Soon, their own homes could help keep seniors with dementia safe, reminding them with a friendly voice to turn off the tap or to shut off the stove if they forget, says a British researcher.

What to Know If You Are The Boss of a Caregiver

A WSJ article examines what you need to know if you employ a caregiver to avoid tax and legal snags. Consumers can avoid tax snags if they pay an agency directly, and if the agency is the caregiver’s official employer. Many home care agencies assume all responsibility for payroll and all related taxes.

Treating Dementia, but Overlooking Its Physical Toll

Dementia is often viewed as a disease of the mind, an illness that erases treasured memories but leaves the body intact. But dementia is a physical illness, too — a progressive, terminal disease that shuts down the body as it attacks the brain.