Compare Dementia Care in Virginia

Provides non-medical in-home care with dementia support and 24-hour options, using a care model focused on clinical standards and daily life enrichment

Caregivers trained in dementia and Alzheimer’s support daily living at home. Non-medical in-home care includes personal care, meal prep, transportation, and safety supervision

24-hour home care with trained caregivers who provide continuous support for seniors needing constant assistance. Memory care included

Matching caregivers to personalities and needs, then delivering in-home support for seniors including dementia care

High acuity care with nursing-level oversight for seniors needing advanced support. Dementia programs include specialized memory care. Staff are trained in cognitive activities and medication management

Provides non-medical home care for seniors and adults with disabilities. Trained caregivers assist with daily living, mobility, meals, and medication reminders

Sensi.AI 24/7 monitoring included free with every plan. In-home care that tracks changes in routine and alerts your team. Dementia-trained staff provide consistent companion and personal care

Veteran-owned and nurse-founded hospice care brings medical support, pain management, and medical equipment directly to your home. Expertise in memory care settings

Higher wages attract better caregivers. Non-medical home care includes Alzheimer’s and dementia support, personal care, and care management. Teams stay consistent. Family Room gives real-time updates

In-home senior care with skilled caregivers for daily support, dementia care, and recovery after surgery. Family-owned. You choose your plan and caregiver. Real-time updates keep you informed

Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care is part of the Adult Day Health Services program. Therapeutic activities, health monitoring, and personal care support are provided

Memory care support during hospice, with chaplain attendance at funerals and 13-month bereavement follow-up

Personal care and companionship for daily support at home. Caregivers assist with bathing, dressing, meal prep, and medication reminders. Dementia-trained staff provide consistent, monitored care plans

Dementia Comfort Care is part of their specialty programs. They provide hospice, palliative, and home health services. Teams include nurses, social workers, aides, and chaplains. Care is delivered at home

Provides adult day care with structured activities, health monitoring, and medication administration. Staff includes licensed nurses and certified aides. Offers respite for caregivers. Supports members with Alzheimer’s

Provides in-home senior care with registered nurse assessments and dedicated caregiver matching. Trained for dementia, personal care, and 24/7 support

In-home care with science-backed support for cognitive health, physical strength, and daily independence. Caregivers matched for companionship, guided by a clinical team and evidence-based method

In-home care for seniors and adults with specialized needs, including memory support and recovery assistance. Caregivers provide companionship, personal care and help with daily tasks.

95-acre wooded campus with wellness programming, fitness classes, and an indoor pool. Assisted living and memory care support daily independence

For those facing end-of-life care, Bon Secours Hospice offers Medicare-approved support. Care includes hospice services for Alzheimer’s and late-stage cancer. Teams respond 24/7

Memory Support with a small-home design for residents who need help with daily living. Each cottage holds 16 private suites, has 24/7 trained staff, and offers structured activities

Certified aides provide home health care and nursing for long-term conditions like dementia. Care is individualized and trust-based

Offers dementia care alongside non-medical in-home support. Professionals include nurses, aides, and social workers

Reminiscence Program supports memory care alongside assisted living. Pets allowed