We Are Northern Virginia’s Premier Dementia Care Provider
Here at Old Dominion Home Care we believe in honoring independence, valuing individuality and preserving the dignity of seniors in our community. We offer experienced and trained caregivers to support individuals who are living with dementia. We understand that each person is unique and requires an individualized plan of care. We are committed to providing the best care and will continue to assess needs as we work with your loved one.
Our Dementia Services Include:
Bathing, Hygiene & Grooming
Range of Motion Exercises & Ambulation Assistance
Transportation & Errands
Incontinence Care
Medications Reminders
Cognitive Impairment, Memory Loss, Dementia Care
We are a local, family owned and operated business, NOT a national company or franchise.
All of our caregivers are employees, NOT independent contractors.
The majority of our caregivers have a valid driver's license, carry auto insurance, and have had their driving record reviewed. ALL employees are drug screened pre-employment.
We are licensed by the Virginia Department of Health, have general & professional liability insurance and worker’s compensation insurance.
Services are available as little as 15 hours per week, or up to 24/7 care every day of the year.
We have one of our employees on-call 24/7 to answer the phones, we do not use a calling service.
All of our employees receive monthly caregiver training.
Plus You'll Receive The Old Dominion Home Care Lifeline Program
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“After her cancer diagnosis, Chuck’s mother had around the-clock help with Old Dominion,” said Linda. “We all worked together; family, our parents, and their caregivers. As it turned out, it was both of our parents’ last year and those relationships were very precious to us all.”
“The caregivers knew what they were doing. They were trained well and several of the young women we had have gone on to nursing school. Old Dominion consistently provided bright, caring people.”
It was over the span of nearly five years that each of Linda and Chuck’s parents had received the care and support they needed from the same reliable home care company, and all lived well into their 90s. By knowing when to ask for help, the couple found compassionate assistance that enabled them to enjoy and treasure each of their parents as they neared the end of their long and rich lives.
We invite you to read the full article that was featured in The Sourcebook - Knowing When To Ask For Help by Lauren Searson.
“She is so helpful, but it’s not just that,” says Sandy of Nydia, a caregiver here at Old Dominion Home Care. “She is also very kind and friendly. I know her family, and she knows my family. We have a friendship that goes beyond the care and assistance that she provides.”
We invite you to read the full article that was featured in The Sourcebook - Care and Companionship by Christy Brudin.
