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In-home dementia & memory care in Seattle
For someone living with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia, home is often where they feel most like themselves. Familiar routines, reassuring support, and thoughtful engagement can help each day feel more grounded.
Snuggs & Huggs Senior Services offers dementia and memory care support at home for families across Greater Seattle, as part of Premium and All-Inclusive Care.
Why familiar faces and routines matter
Memory loss often makes new places, new faces, and unexpected changes harder to handle. Staying at home keeps the surroundings familiar, and a steady daily routine can make the day feel calmer and more predictable.
That is why continuity matters: Premium and All-Inclusive Care emphasize continuity with trained caregivers, so your loved one can get to know the people caring for them.
Engagement, not just supervision
Good memory care is about more than keeping someone safe. An activity and engagement program keeps your loved one involved in things they can still enjoy, and All-Inclusive Care adds customized cognitive activities shaped to the individual — their history, interests, and abilities.
A plan that keeps pace with change
Dementia changes over time, and a care plan should change with it. A professional assessment with documentation, quarterly assessment updates, and a monthly care conference help the plan keep up with your loved one's needs — and keep the whole family on the same page.
Support for the family, too
Caring for someone with memory loss is demanding, and much of it happens out of sight. Daily digital updates, a care journal with photos, concierge care coordination, and 24/7 social support help families stay connected and supported. For a medical or life-threatening emergency, always call 911.
Want to see how this fits alongside everything else? Compare the care plans or browse all in-home care services.
A thoughtful match, never a rushed placement.
Here's how care starts. Each step makes room for your loved one's preferences and your family's feedback before anything is settled.
Step 1
Family consultation
We begin with a focused two-hour conversation about routines, needs, personality, and priorities.
Step 2
Caregiver introductions
Meet two to three caregiver options so your family can make a comfortable, informed choice.
Step 3
Monitored trial
A 7–14 day trial includes daily check-ins and overnight monitoring when arranged.
Step 4
Refine the plan
We listen to feedback and adjust the care arrangement until it feels right for your loved one.
Each step is also offered as a premium add-on for an even smoother transition into care, and all of them come included with All-Inclusive Care. Ask about them during your free consultation.
Common questions
Dementia & memory care: questions families ask
Which care plans include dementia support?
Dementia and memory care support is available through Premium and All-Inclusive Care, including engagement activities and care-plan updates tailored to the individual.
Is in-home dementia care the same as a memory care facility?
No. A memory care facility is a residential community. In-home dementia care brings support to your loved one where they already live, so they can keep familiar surroundings and routines. Whether home is the right setting depends on your loved one's needs and safety — a free consultation is a good place to talk it through.
How is a caregiver chosen for someone with dementia?
Matching begins with a two-hour family consultation about routines, needs, personality, and priorities. You then meet two or three caregiver options, followed by a monitored 7–14 day trial with daily check-ins, and the arrangement is refined based on your feedback.
More ways we help
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Care coordination
Appointments, care plans, transportation, and daily updates that keep the family informed.
Personal care
Respectful help with bathing, dressing, hygiene, and toileting — at home, with dignity.
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