Home Care Cost for Dementia Patients in Pasadena
Home care cost for dementia patients depends on how many hours of care a family needs, how often caregivers visit and which services go into the plan. Right at Home Pasadena does not publish an hourly rate. After a free assessment at home, we give you a quote that fits your situation.
Below: what dementia home care includes, what moves the price, how care is delivered, and how to start.
What dementia home care includes
Dementia home care here is non-medical. A caregiver comes to your loved one's home and helps with daily life. The care plan combines personal care, companionship and homemaking, and it is built around the person rather than a standard package.
Dementia care is handled by caregivers certified in our Cognitive Support Program, who have completed 12 hours of specialized training. Nursing or treatment is not part of this service. If needs go beyond non-medical care, a healthcare provider should be involved.
Families who are worn out can also add respite care, so the main family caregiver can rest. For the wider picture of what we do, see senior in-home care.
Dementia home care cost: what shapes the price
There is no flat price for in-home dementia care, because every household needs something different. The quote is based on:
- Hours of carePer visit and per week
- How oftenCaregivers visit
- Which servicesThe care plan needs
We do not publish an hourly rate. After the free assessment we give you a quote based on the care and hours you need. Care is billed by the hour. The invoice comes after the service, usually weekly.
If a couple lives together and one caregiver supports both, a discounted rate applies. We share the exact figure in the consultation.
For general context only: Genworth's 2024 Cost of Care Survey put California's median annual cost of home health aide services at about $89,232. That is a statewide survey figure, not our price.
See what is included in the cost. Payment options are on paying for care.
How dementia care is delivered and kept safe
Letting someone into the home takes trust, so here is how we protect it.
- Caregivers go through background and reference checks. They are bonded and insured.
- Caregivers keep detailed notes after each visit, so you know what happened.
- Supervisory staff make periodic visits to the home and adjust care when something changes.
- If the match is not right, one phone call lets you switch to a different caregiver.
Our approach to dementia care is shaped around the individual's abilities, personhood and lifestyle, not just a task list. Read more about how we choose caregivers and the daily help in personal care.
Is home care the right fit for someone with dementia?
It depends on the person and the family. Home care brings one-to-one help into the person's own residence. Adult day programs offer scheduled daytime support away from home, and their clinical services vary. Family caregiving can be supported with respite visits. Residential settings may suit someone who needs a different environment or more extensive support.
No single option is always cheaper or safer. If needs go beyond non-medical care, we recommend a clinical evaluation. A consultation helps you compare these choices honestly for your own family.
Starting dementia home care in Pasadena and nearby
The first step is a free assessment. A staff member visits the home to understand what your loved one and your family need, and the quote follows from that.
We send caregivers to Pasadena, West Covina, Covina and nearby San Gabriel Valley communities. We also serve Los Angeles, Glendale, Azusa, Rancho Cucamonga and San Bernardino. See all service areas.
When you are ready, request a free consultation or call (626) 678-8826.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does in-home dementia care cost?+
It depends on the hours of care, how often caregivers visit and the services needed. We do not publish an hourly rate. You get a quote after the free in-home assessment. Care is billed by the hour, usually weekly after service.
Do you offer a discount for couples?+
Yes. If two spouses receive care together from one caregiver, a discounted rate applies. We share the exact figure in the consultation.
Are your caregivers trained for dementia?+
Dementia care is handled by caregivers certified in the Cognitive Support Program, who have completed 12 hours of specialized training. Caregivers also go through background and reference checks and are bonded and insured.
Is dementia home care the same as nursing care?+
No. It is non-medical help with daily life. Treatment or clinical care needs an appropriate healthcare provider.
Questions about In Home Care?
Call (626) 678-8826 or request a free consultation to get a dementia home care quote for your family.