Attending to the needs of the patient living alone promotes independence independence, quality of life, safety and well-being of
individuals with ADRD, who live alone in hopes of:
– Increasing the potential for the person living alone to remain safely at home
– Identifying and coordinating an informal network of care partners and support for the person living alone
– Increasing the opportunity for socialization, cognitive stimulation and connectivity

Benefits & Services:

– Family Navigator: Quarterly, in-home visits and individualized care plans
– Phone Support: Regular telephone calls and one-on-one attention from a dementia-specific trained peer
– Resources & Services: Connection to patient-appropriate resources and referred program