Dementia & Complex Aging Care

Familiar routines. Steady support. At home.

When a parent or spouse is living with memory changes, or managing several health needs at once, daily life at home can become harder for everyone. We help families arrange care that supports comfort, dignity and safety at home.

Who this is for

Families we speak with often describe:

  • a loved one who is more forgetful, confused at certain times of day, or less steady on their feet;
  • several conditions and medications that have become hard to keep track of;
  • a family caregiver who is stretched thin, or lives far away;
  • a recent change, such as a fall, a hospital stay or a new diagnosis, that has made the current arrangement harder.

How care begins

  1. 1

    Private conversation — You tell us what's happening, what matters to your loved one, and what the family needs.

  2. 2

    Nursing assessment — A registered nurse visits to understand needs, routines and the home.

  3. 3

    Suitability and admission decision — We confirm whether our services are the right fit for your loved one's needs, and tell you plainly if they are not.

  4. 4

    Agreed plan and staffing — We agree the plan of care, schedule and rates with you, and match the level of professional and the person.

  5. 5

    Care begins — Once the plan and the caregiver are confirmed.

  6. 6

    Reassessment as needs change — The nurse reviews the plan with the family and adjusts it as needs change.

What care can include

  • Personal care and hygiene, with patience and dignity
  • Companionship and gentle structure through the day
  • An attentive presence and help moving around the home, to help reduce the risk of falls
  • Meal preparation and medication reminders
  • Medication administration and skilled observation by a licensed nurse, when the plan calls for it
  • RN supervision of the care team, and education for the family

Working with your loved one's physicians

MMO Nursing does not diagnose conditions or change medical treatment. Those decisions stay with your loved one's own physicians. With the family's permission, our nurses keep them informed of changes we observe, so everyone works from the same plan.

Private pay, by design

Families pay us directly, so care is arranged individually, and your family's information is handled with discretion and shared only as needed for care. Rates are quoted per case after the care conversation and nursing assessment.

Request Care

Begin with a conversation.

Tell us about your loved one. We'll listen, answer your questions, and talk through whether our care is the right fit.

If this is a medical emergency, call 911.