Our Services
Dementia & Memory Care
Care at home for memory, mood, behavior, and caregivers.
At a glance
- Evaluation and follow-up care in the home
- Medical, psychiatric, and behavioral care in one team
- Caregiver education and support included
- Maryland, Washington DC, and surrounding communities
Compassionate in-home care
Care that meets the family where it is
Memory changes rarely arrive on a schedule, and they rarely affect only the person who has them. Appointments get harder to keep. Behavior shifts in ways that are difficult to explain over the phone. The people doing the caregiving carry more and more of it alone.
Our dementia program brings the evaluation, the medical and psychiatric care, and the caregiver support into the home — the place where the day-to-day realities of dementia actually show up. Seeing the household, the routine, and the medicine cabinet in person tells us things an office visit cannot.
Because our team covers both geriatric primary care and psychiatric care, the medical side and the behavioral side of dementia are handled together rather than split between practices that never speak to each other.
Ideal for patients with:
- New memory concerns or worsening confusion
- Alzheimer's, vascular, Lewy body, or frontotemporal dementia
- Behavior changes such as agitation, paranoia, wandering, or sleep disruption
- Difficulty attending office visits, or a caregiver approaching burnout
How the care works
Three steps, start to ongoing care
The first visit establishes the full picture. Everything after it is built on that.
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Memory Evaluation
- History and cognitive interview
- Medication and polypharmacy review
- Cognitive screening as clinically indicated
- Mood and behavior review
- Functional status
- Home-safety and fall-risk evaluation
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Medical, Psychiatric & Behavioral Care
- Dementia medication management
- Care for sleep, mood, hallucinations, anxiety, and agitation
- Review of reversible causes
- Follow-ups by telehealth or in the home
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Caregiver, Nursing & Specialty Services
- Education on what to expect at each stage of dementia
- Coaching on identifying and defusing behavior triggers
- Support around paranoia, anxiety, agitation, and grief
- Respite and transition planning
- Nursing visits
- Specialty services available as add-ons
Why families choose us
One team for the whole picture
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Medical, mental health, and behavioral care together
One team manages the physical health, the psychiatric care, and the behavior — so nothing falls into the gap between specialties.
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Geriatric and psychiatric dementia expertise
Care is led by a provider board-certified in both psychiatric mental health and adult-gerontology.
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Home-safety and caregiver-centered planning
Plans account for the home itself and for the people providing the care, not only the patient.
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Coordination with your other providers
We work alongside primary care physicians, neurologists, facilities, hospice, and home health teams.
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Culturally sensitive, spiritually inclusive
Care is delivered in English, Spanish, and Thai, and shaped around what matters to your family.
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Grounded in established practice
Our approach draws on established geriatric care frameworks, adapted to the realities of each home.
What to expect
Visits with room to actually talk
Dementia care does not fit into a fifteen-minute slot. Our visits are scheduled with enough time to examine, to ask, and to listen to the family in the room.
- Initial evaluation
- 75–90 minutes
- Ongoing visits
- 30–60 minutes
- Nursing and aide visits
- Weekly or in scheduled blocks
After the initial evaluation, your family receives a practical care plan — what we are treating, what to watch for, and what to do next.
Insurance and service area
Insurance & payment
- Medicare
- Medicaid
- Most major private insurance
- Private pay and monthly packages
Where we visit
We serve families across Maryland, Washington DC, and surrounding communities — at home, and in assisted living and skilled nursing facilities.
Patient reviews
What patients tell us
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Reviews
Current patient feedback is available from the clinic's official live listing.
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Reviews
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Start with a memory evaluation
Book online, or call and speak with someone who can explain how the first visit works.