Caring For Loved Ones With Dementia At Home

This is the kickoff of a 7-course program that repeats itself after the 7th meeting.

In this meeting, we'll be covering necessities and checklists that will help you determine if you have the ability and resources to care for your loved ones at home. Also, we want input from you specifically related to what's working (or not) for you as a caregiver. Lastly, we want these meetings to be therapeutic for us caregivers. This is an opportunity to share our experiences and listen to others in a relaxed setting.

This meeting is suitable for caregivers only.

We're meeting in room EAST at the end of the hallway, near the exit doors.

Liability waiver: Participants of these meetings are not dispensing forms of treatment or medical advice without the approval of the patients’ physicians or consultants.

This is the 2nd meeting of our 7-course program.

In this meeting, we have a guest speaker from a local home care agency to cover the importance of scheduling (resources) and care. Overwhelmed? Need rest? Need assistance? They will explain their services and how they specifically cater to dementia patients. Q&A session to follow.

This meeting is suitable for caregivers only.

We're meeting at Fishers HEPL in room STAGE.

Liability waiver: Participants of these meetings are not dispensing forms of treatment or medical advice without the approval of the patients’ physicians or consultants.

This is the 3rd meeting of our 7-course program.

Please note, this meeting is being held at Noblesville HEPL. All others are at Fishers branch.

We will be covering specific necessities, setups, techniques, routines, and other remedies that keep our loved ones safe, healthy, and happy. We anticipate plenty of interaction within the group as we share our own distinct methods of care.

This meeting is suitable for caregivers only.

We're meeting at Noblesville HEPL in room A.

Liability waiver: Participants of these meetings are not dispensing forms of treatment or medical advice without the approval of the patients’ physicians or consultants.

This is the 4th meeting of our 7-course program.

In this meeting, we will be discussing the risks and opportunities (part A) as they pertain to our loved ones and us caregivers. Can we manage the workload and intensity of caring for a dementia patient? All the way through late-stage? Is our loved one receiving the best care at home? Discussion points will be centered around the pros and cons of caring for our loved ones at home versus at an assisted living facility.

This meeting is suitable for caregivers only.

We're meeting at Fishers HEPL in room EAST at the end of the hallway, near the exit doors.

Liability waiver: Participants of these meetings are not dispensing forms of treatment or medical advice without the approval of the patients’ physicians or consultants.