Keep the shape of her day.
Breakfast at her time. The chair by the window. The programs she likes. Routine settles anxiety more than any new activity.
Introduce people slowly.
A new face is a lot. Meet first, start with something small, and keep the team consistent.
Plan for the hard hours.
Late afternoon and night are often harder. Build the schedule around the hours that ask for the most patience.
Watch for safety without taking over.
The stove, the front door, the stairs. Small changes at home can keep her independent longer.
At Pink Glove, we learn her routines before we change anything.
Patient companionship, familiar prompts, and updates for your family. Home care support does not replace a medical assessment, and we will say so when her needs call for more.