Dementia and Parkinson's care in Sandy Springs
Dementia and Parkinson's care at home
Loyal Care LLC, a home care agency in Sandy Springs, GA, gives non-medical home care to people living with Alzheimer's, other dementia or Parkinson's across metro Atlanta. Caregivers help with personal care, meals, moving safely, medication reminders and company, and give family caregivers time to rest.
What this care includes
- Calm, familiar daily routines
- Bathing, dressing and the toilet
- Help with walking and balance
- Meals and medication reminders
- Safety checks in the home
- Breaks for family caregivers
Dementia and Parkinson's, explained
What is dementia care at home?
Dementia is a general word for memory loss and changes in thinking that make daily life harder. Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause. Parkinson's disease is a condition of the brain that affects movement and balance, and sometimes thinking.
Dementia care at home means a trained caregiver helps a person living with these changes stay safe and comfortable in their own home. The caregiver keeps the day steady and familiar.
Loyal Care LLC does not diagnose or treat. Your parent's doctor stays in charge of their medical care.
Training
Dementia and Parkinson's
The Loyal Care team has specialized dementia and Parkinson's training.
Schedule
Hourly to 24-hour
Loyal Care dementia care can be a few hours a day, overnight, 24-hour or live-in.
Medical care
Stays with the doctor
Loyal Care gives non-medical support only and does not diagnose or treat.
What the caregiver does
What does a caregiver do for someone living with dementia or Parkinson's?
The caregiver follows your parent's care plan and the routines that already work for them.
- Keeping the same routine each day
- Bathing, dressing and the toilet
- Standing, walking and transfers
- Meals, snacks and drinks
- Medication reminders
- Safety checks around the home
- Company, conversation and simple activities
- Overnight care so the family can sleep
From our founder
Why does training matter in dementia care?
Florissa Maher, who founded Loyal Care LLC, spoke about dementia care in a July 2026 interview with ValiantCEO.
"In dementia care, small details make a profound difference. How you communicate, how you respond to confusion, how you maintain a sense of dignity. These are not instinctive skills. They must be taught and reinforced."
Is it time?
When do families call us about dementia or Parkinson's care?
Most families call when the day to day gets too much for one person. These are the moments we hear about most.
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Mom repeats questions or gets lost in familiar places.
A familiar caregiver keeps the day steady and watches for safety.
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Dad's walking has slowed and he is unsteady.
A caregiver helps with standing, walking and getting in and out of bed.
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Nights are hard and nobody is sleeping.
Overnight care puts a caregiver in the home through the night.
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You are the main caregiver and running on empty.
Respite care gives you time to rest while your parent stays at home.
From a Loyal Care family
"We are so grateful for the exceptional care and support this company has provided for my 90-year-old mother. The owner is compassionate, responsive, and truly dedicated to ensuring families receive the highest quality care. Our caregiver is kind, dependable, and treats my mother with dignity, respect, and genuine compassion."
Harriet Grayson, Google review
Loyal Care LLC is rated 5.0 stars on Google from more than 90 reviews.
Cost
How much does dementia care cost in Sandy Springs?
Loyal Care LLC charges by the hour for dementia care, and the care assessment is free. We are private pay. We do not accept Medicaid or VA benefits.
Hourly rate
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The hourly rate for dementia care at Loyal Care LLC.
Shortest visit
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The fewest hours Loyal Care can schedule in one visit.
Care assessment
Free
The Loyal Care care assessment at your parent's home costs nothing.
Questions and answers
What do families ask about dementia and Parkinson's care?
Straight answers to what families ask us. Call us with anything else.
Do Loyal Care caregivers have dementia training?
Yes. The Loyal Care team has specialized dementia and Parkinson's training. Ask us about the training at the free care assessment.
Can a caregiver help my parent with Parkinson's move safely?
Yes. Loyal Care caregivers help with standing, walking and transfers, and watch for safety in the home. They follow any instructions from your parent's doctor or therapist.
Is this a memory care facility?
No. Loyal Care LLC gives care in your parent's own home. Your parent does not move anywhere.
Can dementia care include nights?
Yes. Loyal Care LLC offers overnight care, 24-hour care and live-in care for people living with dementia or Parkinson's.
This page is general information about non-medical home care. It is not medical advice. Every person is different, and so are their needs and results. Ask us about your parent's own situation, and ask their doctor about anything medical.
Medically reviewed by Florissa Maher, founder of Loyal Care LLC. [VERIFY]
Last updated October 13, 2026.
More services
What other home care does Loyal Care provide?
Personal care
Hands-on help with bathing, dressing, the toilet and moving around the home.
Read about personal careCompanion care
Company, meals, light housekeeping, errands and rides for a parent who is often alone.
Read about companion careRespite, overnight and 24-hour care
A break for family caregivers, care through the night, 24-hour care and live-in care.
Read about respite, overnight and 24-hour careHospital to home care
Non-medical help in the days and weeks after a hospital stay or surgery.
Read about hospital to home careContact us
Talk to us about dementia or Parkinson's care
Send the form and our care team will call you back. Or call or text us now.
- Call us(678) 457-2779
- Email usloyalcarellc2020@gmail.com
- Office hours
- Monday to Friday
- 8am to 8pm
- Saturday
- 10am to 3pm
- Sunday
- 10am to 3pm
Care itself is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Please do not include medical details in the form. We will talk them through with you in person.
Ready to talk about care at home?
Call, text or send the form. We will set up a free care assessment for your mom or dad.