Dementia Care and Alzheimer’s Care in Toronto, ON

Quick Summary

Comfort Keepers Toronto offers personalized Dementia care and senior in-home assistance to help older adults stay safe, supported, and engaged at home. Our trained caregivers provide one-on-one care tailored to each stage of the disease, helping families manage memory loss with dignity and confidence.

You are not alone. We care for your loved one at home in Toronto. That way, you get the support you need through Alzheimer’s Care and Dementia Care.

Any loss of memory makes for a challenge, but we’re here to help. Our team of trained professionals in Toronto specializes in Alzheimer’s Care and Dementia Care, providing support to both you and your loved one in the comfort of their home. Families looking for assistance with caring for a senior with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia in Toronto can take advantage of the services offered by Comfort Keepers®. Simply call our caring professionals at (416) 800-2535.

Our promise to you

We are committed to providing the best care possible for families of seniors with Alzheimer’s and dementia, and our caregivers receive dedicated training to support this. Our specialists in Alzheimer’s Care are knowledgeable about its symptoms, the changes it causes in behaviour, and how each senior is affected differently as it progresses. We empathize with the struggles of families and are here to support them wherever they live in Toronto.

Understanding Alzheimer’s and dementia

Our Toronto, ON based Alzheimer’s assistance services are dedicated to allowing seniors to stay in their homes and remain independent and happy for as long as possible.

Personalized Dementia Care Through Interactive Caregiving™

Our Toronto staff specializing in dementia and Alzheimer’s care are skilled in using our Interactive Caregiving™ system. This industry-leading approach is rooted in person centred care, helping each memory care provider build a personal connection with the senior. They learn important details like preferences, dislikes, and even meaningful past events.

With this understanding, the caregiver can create thoughtful activities that provide physical and mental stimulation. These types of activities have been shown to improve clarity of thought.

To build connection, seniors and care providers often share simple, familiar moments. That might mean listening to music from the senior’s favourite era, reading a well-loved book, or flipping through family photos. Even talking about recent events can help spark comfort and connection.

We have the experience and know-how

We have an excellent leader who supports an incredible team of caregivers: Jessie Saunders-Drutz, Client Care Coordinator, has successfully finished the Dementia Care Program through the Alzheimer Society of Toronto. She received rigorous training in courses such as Dementia Care, Behavioural Supports, and the U-First! Education Program for Frontline Workers.

When searching for a Care Coordinator for your family member, it is essential to consider the individual’s experience, compassion, training, and dedication to continual learning. Jessie is an incredible asset to our team.

What Makes Our Dementia Care Different?

Not all memory care is created equal. At Comfort Keepers Toronto, we offer more than basic support — we provide senior in home assistance that truly respects the individual behind the diagnosis.

Our approach is rooted in building meaningful relationships and delivering care that adapts to each person’s journey. We understand that dementia in Canada affects families in deeply personal ways, and that’s why our support extends to both seniors and their loved ones.

Here’s what sets us apart:

One-on-One Support from Trained Professionals
Our caregivers are trained to recognize and respond to the different types of dementia and the unique challenges they bring. Whether it’s Alzheimer’s, vascular dementia, or Lewy body dementia, we tailor our care to meet each client’s needs, emotionally, mentally, and physically.

Continuity of Care You Can Count On
Familiarity matters. That’s why we aim to keep the same caregiver working with your loved one whenever possible. It creates trust, reduces confusion, and helps maintain routines that support stability and comfort through the stages of the disease.

Care that Supports the Whole Family
Caring for someone with dementia can take a toll. We’re here to offer guidance, a listening ear, and practical support services that make daily life easier. From navigating behaviours to planning routines, families aren’t left to figure it out alone.

A Focus on Dignity, Connection, and Comfort
Our caregivers are trained in techniques that preserve independence and boost quality of life, even as dementia progresses. Through music, photos, conversation, and gentle redirection, we create small moments of joy that add up to real impact.

A Team That Understands Dementia at Every Stage
Dementia doesn’t unfold the same way for everyone. We know how to adjust care strategies across the different stages of the disease, helping seniors stay engaged and safe at home for as long as possible.

Senior In Home Assistance: What the Early Signs May Look Like

Some changes are just part of aging: forgetting a name or misplacing the remote. But other signs may suggest it’s time to consider senior in home assistance.

If your loved one is often confused about time or place, gets lost in familiar areas, or forgets to take medications, these could point to something more serious. As dementia progresses, these challenges can affect a person’s safety and independence at home.

Mood swings, withdrawal, or personality changes are also common as the disease progresses. It’s not just about memory. It’s about how your loved one stays connected to people, routines, and daily life.

While some families consider a long term care home, others prefer the comfort of care at home. That’s where we come in, offering flexible support tailored to your family’s needs.