In-home dementia and Alzheimer's care across Southern California. Caregivers who keep routines steady, the home safe and your loved one engaged.
“Home is where memories live. Familiar rooms and routines can make each day calmer for someone living with dementia.”
Our dementia caregivers learn the small things that keep a day calm: favorite songs, the order of the morning routine, what to say when confusion sets in. Era Life Care is a Best of Home Care® Provider of Choice, and every family starts with a free visit at home.
What's included
Routine matters with memory loss. Caregivers follow the same rhythm each day and adjust gently as needs change.
Morning
Patient help with bathing and dressing, breakfast and morning medication reminders.
Midday
Conversation, music, old photos, simple chores and short walks that fit how your loved one feels that day.
Afternoon
Watching for wandering, steadying on stairs and keeping the home free of fall hazards.
Evening
A calm evening routine and dinner, with reassurance through late-day confusion, often called sundowning.
Getting started
A care coordinator learns your loved one's routine, habits and triggers, and answers your questions.
We look for patience and experience with memory loss, then match on schedule and personality. If it's not the right fit, we change it.
We check in regularly and adjust the plan as memory and abilities change.
“They have a wonderful reputation in the community and provide excellent care to those they serve. I highly recommend Era Life Care.”
★★★★★ Google review
Cost and payment
Cost is based on the hours you book and the level of care. After the free visit, we put the estimate in writing. Families pay privately or use long-term care insurance, VA benefits or workers' compensation.
How families pay for home care →Near you
When missed meals or medications, getting lost, or safety at home become a worry, or when a family caregiver is worn out.
Yes. Caregivers provide supervision, keep routines steady and help calm late-day confusion.
No. Our caregivers provide non-medical support at home and work alongside your loved one's doctors.
We aim for consistent caregivers, because familiar faces matter with memory loss.
Book a free, no-obligation visit. We'll learn your loved one's routine first, then build care around it.
