Dementia home care for Fresno families
We provide non-medical dementia home care for families in Fresno, helping people with memory loss stay in their own homes with consistent, patient support.
Fresno is the county seat and the area's largest city, and families here are often managing care across a big, busy region: hospital visits, specialist appointments, and work, on top of caring for someone with memory loss. Our caregivers keep your loved one's days calm and predictable at home so you can focus on everything else. Learn more about memory care at home, 24-hour dementia care, and respite care for dementia caregivers.
After a hospital stay in Fresno
Fresno is home to major hospitals, including Community Regional Medical Center and Saint Agnes Medical Center at 1303 E Herndon Ave. When someone with dementia comes home after a hospital stay, a doctor may order skilled home health, such as nursing or therapy, from a Medicare-certified agency for a limited time. That is separate from the day-to-day help dementia needs. Many families arrange both. See does Medicare pay for dementia home care.
Support for Fresno caregivers
Local organizations that help families, based on the California Department of Aging's Fresno County listing:
- Fresno-Madera Area Agency on Aging, 2520 W. Shaw Lane, Suite 101A, (559) 214-0299. Local programs and family caregiver services
- Valley Caregiver Resource Center, 5363 N. Fresno Street. Caregiver support, and Medicare counseling (HICAP) is listed there too
- Alzheimer's Association Northern California chapter, which serves Fresno County, with a free 24/7 Helpline at 1-800-272-3900
- Adult day health centers serving Fresno and Clovis, listed by the state
- Fresno-Madera Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, (559) 224-9177, for concerns about care in facilities
Confirm hours and services directly, since details change. For how families pay, read paying for dementia home care in California.
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide dementia home care in Fresno?
Yes, we serve Fresno and nearby communities in Fresno County. Tell us where your loved one lives when you call or submit the form, and we will confirm and talk through next steps.
What help is available after a hospital stay for someone with dementia?
A doctor may order skilled home health, such as nursing or therapy, from a Medicare-certified agency for a limited time. Ongoing help with routines, personal care, and safety is separate non-medical care. Many families arrange both.
Where can Fresno families find caregiver support?
The Fresno-Madera Area Agency on Aging, the Valley Caregiver Resource Center, and the Alzheimer's Association Northern California chapter all support caregivers. The Alzheimer's Association Helpline is free and open 24 hours at 1-800-272-3900.
Who do I contact with concerns about a care facility?
The Fresno-Madera Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program handles concerns about long-term care facilities. The California Department of Aging lists it at (559) 224-9177.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Our care is non-medical and does not replace a doctor. Details about local organizations can change, so confirm hours and services directly. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
Sources
- California Department of Aging: Services in Fresno County
- Fresno-Madera Area Agency on Aging
- Alzheimer's Association Northern California chapter
- Saint Agnes Medical Center
- Community Medical Centers
- Medicare.gov: Home health services
We also serve Clovis, Selma, Reedley, and Sanger. Related: When is it time for dementia care at home.