Dementia & Memory Care
Care that sees the person, not just the diagnosis
Care plans built around the individual
From a few hours to 24 hour care
A diagnosis does not define the person
Every person experiences memory loss differently
A diagnosis can feel overwhelming for individuals and their families. It gives medical information, but it does not tell you who someone is. Routines, personality, communication style, strengths and challenges are unique to each person.
That is why our approach to dementia care begins with getting to know the person, not only the diagnosis.
- Alzheimer’s disease
- Lewy body dementia
- Vascular dementia
- Parkinson’s disease
- Other forms of cognitive impairment
- Families facing a new diagnosis
Care tailored to the individual
No one-size-fits-all approach
We build a personalized care plan around each client’s daily routines, abilities, preferences and changing needs. Our caregivers take the time to learn:
Preferred daily routines
The rhythm of a day that feels familiar and right.
Communication style
How your loved one talks, listens and likes to be spoken to.
Personal history and interests
The stories, work, family and passions that make them who they are.
What brings comfort and joy
The activities and moments that lift their mood.
Triggers for anxiety or confusion
What can unsettle them, so caregivers can steer around it.
What helps them feel calm and safe
The techniques and approaches that bring reassurance.
Caregiver preparation
Trained for the role, guided by the individual
All Cura caregivers receive training appropriate to their role and responsibilities.
Qualified caregivers
Our team includes Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) as well as caregivers who have completed Connecticut’s required Personal Care Assistant (PCA) training and competency requirements.
Client-specific guidance
Caregivers learn each individual’s routines, preferences, communication style and care needs before services start. As needs change, care plans and caregiver support change with them.
Supporting families
Dementia affects the whole family
Our caregivers do more than help with daily activities.
However much support is needed
Safe, engaged and comfortable at home
Whether your loved one needs a few hours of companionship each week or around-the-clock help, Cura is committed to keeping individuals safe, engaged and comfortable in the place they know best: home.
- A few hours of companionship each week
- Overnight support
- Live-in care
- 24-hour care
How it works
Getting started is one simple call
Free consultation
Personalized care plan
Matched and prepared caregiver
We see the person
No diagnosis should overshadow a person’s identity
Every client has a lifetime of experiences, relationships, routines and interests that continue to matter. Our goal is to preserve those connections with care that honors the individual while supporting their changing needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs about our home care services
Serving Stamford and surrounding areas
We care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease, Lewy body dementia, vascular dementia, Parkinson’s disease and other forms of cognitive impairment.
We build each care plan around the client’s daily routines, abilities, preferences and changing needs. Caregivers learn communication style, personal history, comforting activities and potential triggers.
All Cura caregivers receive training appropriate to their role. Our team includes CNAs and caregivers who have completed Connecticut’s required PCA training and competency requirements, plus client-specific guidance before services begin.
Yes. Care can range from a few hours of companionship each week to overnight support, live-in care or 24-hour care.
No. Cura provides non-medical home care only. For medical questions, contact your doctor or healthcare provider.
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Where we work
Memory care across Stamford, Fairfield and Litchfield counties
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Stamford
Our home base. Caregivers and coordinators work right here.
Lower Fairfield County
Home care throughout the lower part of the county.
Litchfield County
Home care for families in the hills and towns to the north.
