Special Needs Care
Spatial needs care supports individuals who face challenges moving through their space independently due to vision impairments, memory loss, neurological conditions, or developmental disabilities. Our highly trained caregivers are specially trained to provide assistance with spatial needs and safety. Their hands-on support with daily tasks will prevent injury, reduce confusion, and promote independence.
Examples of Spatial Needs Care
No two people are alike, and our spatial needs care is uniquely tailored to your needs. Some
common spatial needs services include:
- Gentle redirection and orientation support
- Escorting throughout the home, preventing injury
- Guidance through tight or cluttered spaces
- Fall prevention and home safety monitoring
- Routine establishment and reinforcement
- Assistance navigating stairs, doorways, and pathways
- Help using mobility aids safely and efficiently
Who Benefits from Spatial Needs Support
Confusion and the need for guidance are common in people living with many forms or stages of cognitive decline. The level of support needed may be consistent or may continue to decline as conditions progress. Our experienced caregivers have dealt with all types of individuals and are able to personalize services and adapt the level of care as necessary, ensuring safety, independence, and reduced confusion while providing both clients and family members with incredible peace of mind.
Spatial needs support is ideal for individuals with:
- Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia
- Low vision or blindness
- Stroke or traumatic brain injury
- Autism or sensory processing issues
- Parkinson’s or balance issues
- Post-surgical spatial awareness challenges