Specialized Care
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care in Detroit, MI
Patient, consistent memory care that protects safety and preserves identity.
- Licensed • Bonded • Insured
- Background-Checked Caregivers
- 24/7 Care Available
- Free In-Home Assessment
Dementia changes what care needs to look like — but it never changes what a person deserves. Our memory-care caregivers are trained in redirection, de-escalation, and the quiet art of meeting people where they are. We prioritize consistency (same faces, same routines), safety awareness around wandering and sundowning, and engagement that honors who your loved one has always been: their music, their photos, their stories. And we keep families closely in the loop, because dementia care is a team effort.
What this service includes
Who it's for
If Mom repeats the same question a dozen times an hour and your patience is fraying, a trained caregiver answers the twelfth time as warmly as the first.
If Dad has started wandering at dusk, we build routines and safety awareness around his hardest hours.
If you're grieving the person your parent was while caring for the person they are, we support both of you — with coaching, updates, and real respite.
How Imperial does it differently
A founder who signs off
Every care plan — including this one — is personally reviewed by Ellice and our senior care team. Accountability has a name here.
Matched, not assigned
We pair your loved one with a caregiver based on needs, personality, and preferences — and re-match free if it isn't right.
Transparent pricing
A clear, written quote at your free assessment. No surprise fees, no fine print, no pressure.
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care: your questions
Yes. Caregivers assigned to memory-care clients receive dementia-specific training in communication, redirection, and safety, with ongoing supervision from our senior care team.
Evening and overnight shifts are among our most requested for dementia clients. Caregivers use calming routines and redirection, and we schedule around your loved one's hardest hours.
It's common. We start slow — short visits, the same caregiver every time, often introduced as a friend or helper. Familiarity usually does the rest.
Getting started is simple
- Step 1
Call or reach out
- Step 2
Free in-home assessment
- Step 3
Personalized care plan
- Step 4
Meet your matched caregiver
Ready to bring royal treatment home?
Start with a free, no-obligation in-home assessment. We'll listen, answer honestly, and put a clear plan in writing.