If you’ve been seeing memory slips, missed appointments, confusion with everyday routines, or changes in mood, it’s normal to feel torn between two thoughts:
That in-between stage is exactly why we created our Dementia Care Checklist: to give families a calm, practical way to sort what’s happening and decide what to do next—without spiraling into worst-case scenarios.
Our checklist helps you:
Download the Dementia Care Checklist: hhmartinsburg.ac-page.com/dementia-checklist-freebie
1) Everyday function (not just memory)
Dementia often shows up in day-to-day tasks first: cooking safely, managing medications, getting to appointments, navigating familiar routes, or keeping up with hygiene.
2) Safety at home
The checklist includes quick prompts that help you think through safety risks like wandering, falls, leaving the stove on, driving concerns, or repeat calls/scams—so you can prevent crisis moments.
3) Routine and behavior changes
When routines fall apart, stress rises for everyone. We cover routine cues, evening challenges, sleep changes, agitation triggers, and simple adjustments that can help.
4) The caregiver reality check
Many families don’t realize how quickly caregiving becomes a second job. The checklist includes a quick self-check so caregivers can spot burnout early and build support before they hit a wall.
Try this approach:
Many families assume “getting help” means a big change. It doesn’t. Support can start small and scale with the disease.
Home Helpers can help with:
If you want to talk through your checklist results, we’re here. Call 304-433-8000 for a free in-home assessment.
Download your free checklist here: hhmartinsburg.ac-page.com/dementia-checklist-freebie
Or call us at 304-433-8000 to talk through next steps.