Dementia Home Care in Winnipeg

Name: Partners for Home Care
Address: 1460 Chevrier Blvd #200, Winnipeg, MB, R3P 0Y4, CA
Telephone: +12042911640
Price range: $$
Location: Partners For Home Care

Partners for Home Care provides dementia home care in Winnipeg with PC P.E.A.R.L.S.-trained caregivers supported by RN/LPN oversight to help your loved one maintain familiar routines, preserve independence, and live comfortably at home.

RN/LPN-overseen

24/7 in-home assistance

Family-founded in Winnipeg

Personalized plans

Our Dementia & Memory Care Services

Our dementia services in Winnipeg is designed to meet everyday needs with consistency and compassion, helping families feel supported at every step.

Personal assistance with hygiene, grooming, and daily routines

Meal preparation and hydration reminders

Medication reminders and monitoring

Companionship and emotional support

Cognitive stimulation and engagement activities

Transportation to appointments and errands

Light housekeeping and home organization

Types of Dementia We Support

We provide dementia care in Winnipeg for a wide range of conditions, each requiring a unique approach and understanding.

Alzheimer’s Disease

The most common form of dementia often affects memory, communication, and daily routines over time.

Lewy Body Dementia

Can involve changes in alertness, movement, and visual perception.

Vascular Dementia

Often linked to reduced blood flow to the brain, affecting reasoning and planning.

Frontotemporal Dementia

Typically impacts behaviour, personality, and language first.

Parkinson’s Disease Dementia

Develops in individuals with Parkinson’s, affecting thinking and movement.

Huntington’s Disease

A progressive condition that impacts both cognitive and physical function.

Guided by the PC P.E.A.R.L.S.™ Framework

Partners for Home Care follows the PC P.E.A.R.L.S.™ framework developed by the Alzheimer Society of Canada, a person-centred approach that helps caregivers deliver thoughtful, individualized support for people living with dementia. The framework focuses on creating positive experiences, preserving dignity, and supporting meaningful relationships throughout every stage.

Person & Family Engagement

Care decisions are guided by the individual and their family, ensuring support reflects personal preferences, routines, and goals.

Care

Care is tailored to the person’s unique needs, abilities, and stage of dementia, with a focus on dignity and quality of life.

Processes

Consistent routines and thoughtful planning help create predictability, reduce stress, and support daily well-being.

Environment

A familiar, safe, and comfortable home environment helps reduce confusion and promotes independence whenever possible.

Activity &

Recreation

Meaningful activities encourage engagement, connection, and enjoyment while supporting cognitive and emotional health.

Leadership

Strong oversight and ongoing education help ensure care remains responsive, compassionate, and person-centred.

Staffing

Caregivers are selected, trained, and matched to clients to foster trust, consistency, and meaningful relationships.

Memory Care at Home vs. at the Facility

Choosing the right assistance for a loved one with dementia is one of the most important decisions a family can make. While both in-home and memory care facilities provide valuable support, many Winnipeg families prefer home care because it allows their loved one to remain in familiar surroundings while receiving personalized, one-on-one assistance.

Memory Care at Home

Memory Care Facility

Environment

Familiar surroundings, personal belongings, established routines

Structured communal living environment

Approach

One-on-one support tailored to the individual’s needs and preferences

Care delivered across multiple residents

Daily Routine

Flexible schedule built around the person’s habits and comfort

Scheduled around facility operations and resident groups

Family Involvement

Family remains actively involved in care decisions and daily life

Family involvement depends on visiting schedules and facility policies

Companionship

Consistent relationships with a smaller circle of caregivers

Interactions shared among staff and residents

Independence

Encourages participation in familiar daily activities whenever possible

Greater reliance on facility routines and procedures

Comfort & Familiarity

Remain in the home, neighbourhood, and community they know best

Transition to a new living environment

Best Fit For

Individuals who wish to remain safely at home with personalized support

Individuals requiring 24/7 residential supervision and assistance

A Personalized Approach to Dementia Care at Home

There is no cure for dementia, but structured dementia treatment at home can meaningfully improve quality of life. Through consistent routines, medication management, and cognitive engagement, individuals often experience more stability and comfort in daily life. Our caregivers support families by creating calm, predictable environments where confusion is reduced and dignity is preserved.

Specialized Support for Behavioural Changes and Safety Concerns

Sundowning, wandering, refusal of care, and agitation can be difficult for families to manage alone. Our trained caregivers respond with patience, redirection, and person-centred support that helps reduce distress while maintaining dignity. In Winnipeg winters, wandering can present serious safety risks, making a trained, watchful presence especially important.

Meaningful Connection Through Every Stage Of Dementia

Alzheimer’s companion care helps individuals stay engaged, connected, and active in ways that feel familiar and meaningful. Through personalized activities, our caregivers support cognitive stimulation, emotional well-being, and daily routine. As dementia progresses, we adapt activities to match changing abilities and interests. Familiar moments can provide comfort, encourage participation, and support quality of life.

Meaningful Ways We Engage

Respite Support for Family Caregivers

You’ve Been There for Them, Now We’re Here for You

Respite care provides time to rest, recover, and simply step back without worry. Taking a break is not a sign of stepping away, but of continuing to show up with strength. Our dementia home care in Winnipeg offers flexible support so families can regain balance, knowing their loved one is safe and well cared for at home.

Simple Steps to Access Dementia Care

Most families are unsure where to begin. We help you sort through the options and move forward with clear, practical support.

Connect With Our Team

Reach out by phone or online. We listen, answer your questions, and help you understand what level of support may be needed.

Free In-Home Assessment

We meet with you and your loved one at home to understand routines, needs, and challenges. This visit helps us build a clear picture of the right support.

Personalized Care Plan

A tailored plan is created based on daily routines, safety needs, and the stage of dementia. This may include personal care, companionship, respite support, or cognitive engagement.

Caregiver Matching & Start of Services

We match your loved one with a selected caregiver based on personality, communication style, and needs. A meet-and-greet is arranged before services begin to ensure comfort and fit.

*Some services may be supported through provincial programs in Manitoba, including WRHA funding, depending on eligibility. We help families understand what options may be available and how to navigate next steps.

Meet Your Care Providers

Our caregivers are carefully screened, trained, and matched using psychometric tools that help ensure compatibility between caregiver and client. RN/LPN oversight supports consistent, high-quality care services.

We believe trust is built before care begins, which is why families are offered a no-cost meet-and-greet before any commitment is made. This helps ensure the right fit for both the client and caregiver.

Trusted by Winnipeg Families

How We Deliver a Higher Standard of Home Care

RN/LPN clinical oversight to ensure safe, consistent, and reliable care
Psychometric and psychographic caregiver matching for stronger compatibility and trust
Fully personalized plans built around each client’s needs, routines, and preferences
24/7 availability with responsive support as needs change
Specialized experience in dementia and complex neurological conditions
Consistent caregiver assignments to build familiarity and continuity over time

FAQ

What is memory care at home?

Memory care at home provides personalized support in a familiar environment, focusing on safety, routine, and emotional well-being for individuals living with dementia.

When should families start home care?

Most families reach out later than needed. Starting earlier helps establish trust, consistency, and stable daily routines that support better long-term outcomes.

Does my loved one need an Alzheimer’s diagnosis?

No, we provide support for all forms of dementia and cognitive decline, regardless of diagnosis stage.

Will the same caregiver come each time?

We prioritize caregiver consistency to build familiarity, trust, and comfort for both the individual and their family.

Is dementia home care covered in Manitoba?

Some services may be partially covered through provincial programs, depending on eligibility. We help families understand available options and next steps.

How do you support agitation or refusal of care?

We never force care. Our caregivers use calm communication, redirection, validation, and timing strategies guided by the PC P.E.A.R.L.S approach.

Support Is Here When You Need It

When caring for a loved one becomes more than you can manage alone, having the right help at home can make each day safer and more manageable. Our team is here to guide you through your options and move forward at a pace that feels right for your family.