Dementia Care and Education helps improve quality of life for people with all stages of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias — from those just starting to show signs to those who are quite advanced. Our experienced dementia team is here to support caregivers every step of the way and can work with the patient’s physician to create a customized plan of care.
This unique service is the only in-home program in Arizona delivering clinical and emotional support to families caring for a loved one with any stage of dementia. Thanks to a federal grant, there is no charge for this service.
Late-stage dementia patients cannot communicate with words, but our staff knows how to meet their needs and customize care with sensory activities that comfort and calm. Medicare covers dementia hospice care.
RISE (Respite in Student Engagement) connects students with families to provide low-cost respite for caregivers and meaningful engagement for the person living with dementia in their home or in a facility.
Our unique in-home Supportive Care for Dementia program and a full spectrum of services at our innovative Dementia Care and Education Campus, we help enhance quality of life. Caregivers learn to navigate challenges, create moments of joy and nurture their own well-being. Our goal is to help our community live well with dementia.
Dr. Gill Hamilton is Medical Director for Hospice of the Valley’s Supportive Care for Dementia program. She also oversees an innovative Hospice and Palliative Care internship that provides students with clinical instruction and a certificate in this specialized care.
We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience and analyze our traffic. By clicking "Accept," you consent to our use of cookies.
Privacy Policy