Support familiar daily routines
Share the person’s preferences, typical schedule and communication needs. Support may include companionship, meal preparation and assistance with personal routines, depending on the agreed care plan.
Familiar routines. Patient support.
Changes in memory can make everyday routines harder for a person and their family. Kingdom Care provides non-medical dementia and memory support in Columbia, South Carolina, with an individualized review of needs and appropriate assistance.
Share the person’s preferences, typical schedule and communication needs. Support may include companionship, meal preparation and assistance with personal routines, depending on the agreed care plan.
Describe concerns about daily safety, mobility and the amount of supervision needed. We review whether the requested support and staffing are appropriate before confirming care; no service can guarantee the prevention of wandering, falls or other incidents.
Our support does not diagnose or treat dementia, provide skilled nursing or administer medication. Families should discuss medical changes with the person’s healthcare team. Use our builder to explore non-medical needs and inquire about availability.
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