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Alzheimer's & Dementia Care

Alzheimer's and Dementia Care at Home in Columbus

Familiar surroundings, steady routines, patient care.

For someone living with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia, home is full of comfort: familiar rooms, familiar things, familiar routines. Doctors of Hope Home Care helps people living with memory loss stay at home longer, with calm and patient support, while giving their families real relief.

Memory Support at Home

How we support someone living with memory loss.

  • Steady daily routines for waking, meals, activities and bedtime
  • Personal care with bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting, done gently and respectfully
  • Meals and hydration: preparing meals and encouraging eating and drinking
  • Reminders for medications and daily tasks
  • Safety supervision to help reduce wandering and fall risks around the home
  • Companionship and engagement: conversation, music, photos, puzzles, walks and simple activities they enjoy
  • Light housekeeping and laundry to keep the home calm and uncluttered
  • Respite for family caregivers, for a few hours or longer
Caregiver working through a crossword puzzle with an older woman at her kitchen table
Older woman looking through old family photographs at her dining table at home

Support for the Whole Family

You don't have to do this alone.

Caring for someone with dementia can be exhausting and lonely. Many families start with a few hours a week so the main caregiver can rest, then add more care as needs change. We'll help you think through a schedule that works.

Familiar activities, like looking through old photos or doing a favorite puzzle together, can make a day feel calmer. Our caregivers follow your loved one's routine and preferences.

Our care is non-medical. We don't diagnose, treat or provide skilled nursing. We work alongside the care your loved one's doctors provide.

Related Care

Help for caregivers, too.

Family caregivers need breaks. Read about respite care, see our in-home senior care, or learn what affects the cost of home care.

Families we have cared for have left 5-star Google reviews. Read them on Google.

Why Families Choose Doctors of Hope

Local, licensed and easy to reach.

  • Licensed by the Ohio Department of Health (non-medical home health services license 3839HHN)
  • Insured and bonded, with workers' compensation coverage
  • A local Columbus office at 3423 Orchard Lake Dr, Columbus, OH 43219
  • Hope, our virtual assistant, answers (614) 412-1821 day and night and can book a free call with our manager
  • Care starts at $30/hour and may vary by case. We give you a clear estimate before care begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers before you call.

Is home care a good option for someone with dementia?

For many people, especially in the early and middle stages, staying at home with the right help is comfortable and reassuring. We'll talk honestly with you about whether home care fits your loved one's needs.

What if my loved one gets confused or upset with a new caregiver?

We introduce caregivers gently, follow familiar routines and try to keep the same caregiver whenever possible.

Do you provide overnight care?

Call us to talk about overnight needs and what we can arrange.

What does it cost?

Care starts at $30/hour and may vary by case. We give you a clear estimate before care begins.

Explore Home Care

More ways we help families at home.

Home Care in Columbus

An overview of our non-medical home care across Columbus and Central Ohio.

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In-Home Senior Care

Everyday help so aging parents can stay safely at home.

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Respite Care

A trusted caregiver steps in so family caregivers can rest.

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Cost of Home Care

What affects the cost of care and how to plan for it.

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All Home Care Services

The full list of services our caregivers provide.

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“Nawwaf was an exceptional caregiver to our brother during the final three months of his life. … His kindness, patience, and wonderful disposition never wavered. … We recommend him wholeheartedly.”
— Suzanne N. · Google review · Oct 12, 2026

Talk With Us

Let's talk about your loved one's needs.

Call us at (614) 412-1821 or request care online. Hope, our virtual assistant, answers day and night and can book a free call with our manager. Office hours are 9:00 AM–6:00 PM every day, Monday through Sunday.