New Jersey’s only certified provider of the AlzBetter method of in-home dementia care for seniors.

AlzBetter is a patent pending dementia program created specifically to help keep people with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia in their homes. Your loved one can live a safe, meaningful life in their home, even with dementia. Learn more about this one-of-a-kind program here.

We offer the best Alzheimer’s and dementia care in New Jersey area’s of: Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, Salem, Monmouth and Ocean Counties because we believe that people with dementia still have feelings, desires, wants and needs. By creating a predictable day filled with essential tasks required for daily living and meaningful activities which match their current level of dementia, they can live much happier and fulfilled lives in the comfort of their own home with our trusted Alzheimer’s & Dementia care specialists.

The AlzBetter Philosophy:

• Treat them with the respect they deserve.
• Create a day that is enjoyable and provides meaning and purpose. By having them participate in essential activities (eating, bathing, toileting etc.) along with productive and wellness activities (when appropriate), it builds self esteem and allows the person to feel as though they can still participate in life. These positive feelings contribute to an overall level of satisfaction which reduces behavior problems and leads to an overall happier person.
• Our assessment is incredibly detailed and goes all the way back to a person’s childhood in order to come up with activities which offer the right amount of stimulation and are of interest to the participants. We don’t force them to do activities which are too difficult, too child-like or have no interest to them.
• Constantly monitor the progress of the disease so that we can adapt daily tasks and activities to be appropriate for current level of dementia.
• Realize that there are often root causes to problematic behaviors rather than simply blaming it on the disease. We attempt to figure out these causes and come up with solutions which address the problems. This can often lead to less need for medication, restraints or institutionalization.