When a parent is living with memory loss, familiar faces and predictable routines matter more than ever. Changes in schedule or a stream of new people can cause confusion and anxiety. A consistent companion who knows your loved one's history, habits and favorite topics can make each day calmer for everyone.
Our memory care companions focus on engagement, reassurance and routine. They keep your loved one company, redirect gently when needed, encourage familiar activities and keep the home calm. Our service is non-medical: we work alongside your family and your loved one's doctors, not in place of them.
What's included
- One consistent companion to build familiarity and trust
- Keeping daily routines steady: meals, rest and activities
- Familiar activities: music, photo albums, folding laundry, simple games
- Gentle redirection and reassurance during difficult moments
- Meal preparation and light housekeeping
- Updates for family after each visit
Who it's for
- Families noticing early memory changes in a parent
- People living with Alzheimer's or dementia who still live at home
- Spouses who need regular help and a break
- Families who want their loved one to stay home as long as possible
How visits work
We spend extra time at the home visit learning your loved one's life story, routines and triggers. We keep the same companion on every visit and set visit times that fit the part of the day when your loved one is most settled.
Every Bradley companion is background-checked, reference-checked and insured, and one of the owners meets your family in person before care begins. There is no long-term contract; you can change hours or pause at any time.
Questions about memory care companionship
Are your companions trained in dementia care?
Yes. Every companion completes dementia-specific training before their first memory care visit, covering what memory loss looks like day to day, person-centered communication and how to respond calmly when a loved one is confused or distressed. We keep a record of each companion's training and refresh it every year.
Do you give medications?
No. We are a non-medical companion service. We can help keep the day on schedule, but medication must be managed by family or a licensed provider.
What if my parent needs more care over time?
We will be honest with you when needs go beyond companionship and help you find the right licensed provider.