Assisting elders with dementia in all its forms and stages, from moderate cognitive impairment to severe Alzheimer’s disease, is Aqua Home Care’s area of expertise (late-stage). All referred care providers have had training in Alzheimer’s and dementia and frequently work with patients who have cognitive disorders, including Alzheimer’s disease, Lewy body dementia, vascular dementia, Parkinson’s disease dementia, frontotemporal dementia, and other types.
We understand that each form of dementia and its effects can vary drastically from one person to the next; as well as the time, effort, and emotional toll that caregiving can take on a family. If you are wondering if your loved one’s care needs are beyond your abilities, Aqua Home Care may be able to help. Our caregivers can provide needed relief and support to those who care for family members with dementia. If you act as a caregiver for a loved one, we can make caregiving more manageable and less overwhelming, giving you more time to self-care, work, and family obligations, or simply spending quality time with your loved one.
Our Area Manager will meet with you to evaluate the needs of your loved one, focusing on care that provides structure, safety, and comfort. With memory care, we carefully select care providers who understand the unique challenges that come with Alzheimer’s and dementia. At Aqua Home Care, we believe that family is more than a connection—it’s a commitment. We ensure that each care provider is not only skilled but also kind and compassionate, creating a trusted relationship that supports both the individual and their family in every way possible.
Yes, all care providers must pass a Level 2 Background Screening (requires fingerprinting). Aqua Home Care ensures care providers have met all state requirements prior to being registered and referred to clients. Once registered, they must maintain all credentials in order to remain active with the Nurse Registry.
Yes, we work with all Long Term Care Insurance companies. Aqua Home Care assists clients and family members throughout the entire Long Term Care (LTC) claims process. This includes checking policy benefits, submitting care logs, invoices and other required documentation to help expedite reimbursement for services.
Yes, Aqua Home Care is a Florida licensed Nurse Registry and is bonded and insured. Additionally, referred care providers carry individual professional liability policies and must meet all credentialing requirements set forth by the state.
