Professional Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care in New York City

Alzheimer’s Care in New York is our specialty at ProLife Home Care. We help families in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island keep loved ones safe and comfortable at home. Our trained caregivers provide trusted in-home Alzheimer’s care, so your family can have peace of mind.

Alzheimer’s Care in New York – In-Home Dementia Support

Alzheimer’s Care in New York: Challenges Families Commonly Experience

Dementia Home Care Services in New York City

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s brings unique challenges:

  • Worrying about wandering, falls, or nighttime confusion
  • Feeling burned out or guilty for needing help
  • Fear of leaving a loved one alone, even for a short time
  • Struggling to balance work, family, and caregiving
  • Not knowing when to ask for outside support
If you feel exhausted, anxious, or overwhelmed, you’re not alone. Many New York families face the same fears.

Comprehensive Alzheimer’s and Dementia Home Care Services in New York City

How ProLife Home Care Supports People with Alzheimer’s at Home

  • Personalized care plans
  • Medication reminders and daily routines
  • Help with bathing, dressing, and toileting
  • Meal preparation and feeding
  • Housekeeping and safety monitoring
  • Gentle companionship and engagement
  • 24-hour and overnight care options
All caregivers are trained in dementia care and undergo thorough background checks for your peace of mind.

When to Seek Professional Alzheimer’s Home Care in New York

When Is It Time for Professional Alzheimer’s Home Care?

Common signs that more support is needed include:
  • Frequent wandering or getting lost
  • Aggressive or agitated behavior
  • Increased confusion at night (“sundowning”)
  • Unsafe use of kitchen, doors, or appliances
  • Difficulty with daily activities (bathing, eating, toileting)
  • Caregiver exhaustion or burnout
If you’re asking, “How do I know Mom is safe?” or “I’m afraid to leave Dad at night,” it may be time to get extra help.

Does Medicaid Cover Alzheimer’s Home Care in New York? Costs & Insurance Explained

How to Pay for Alzheimer’s Home Care in New York: Medicaid, Insurance & More

Alzheimer’s care can be costly, but there are options available:

  • We accept Medicaid and can guide you through eligibility.
  • Our team explains what’s covered, what’s not, and helps with paperwork.
  • Private pay and long-term care insurance are also accepted.

Learn more about Medicaid Cards in New York

Professional Alzheimer’s and Dementia Caregivers NYC

Why Choose ProLife Home Care for Alzheimer’s Home Care in New York?

– Specialized training for Alzheimer’s and dementia care
– Licensed, bonded, and insured caregivers
– Background checks on every employee
– Flexible scheduling — hourly, overnight, or 24/7
– Family updates and care coordination
– Local to New York City and understanding of community resources

With us, your loved one is always in safe, caring hands.

Learn more about Alzheimer’s disease in New York

Frequently Asked Questions About Alzheimer’s Home Care in New York

Is it safe for someone with Alzheimer’s to live at home?

With proper supervision and support, many people with dementia can safely remain at home longer. If wandering, falls, or confusion increase, professional caregivers can help keep your loved one safe.

Medicare usually only covers short-term skilled nursing or therapy at home, not long-term daily care. Medicaid and private insurance may help with costs.

If you worry about safety, your loved one can’t do daily tasks alone, or you feel burned out, it’s time to consider extra support.

If you worry about safety, your loved one can’t do daily tasks alone, or you feel burned out, it’s time to consider extra support.

Costs vary by care level and hours—typically $25–$35/hr in NYC. Medicaid may cover part or all of the expenses.

Look for licensed providers with dementia experience and strong reviews. We serve all NYC boroughs.

Home care keeps your loved one in familiar surroundings with personalized support, while facilities offer 24/7 supervision. We help you evaluate both.