Five ways Cedar Grove helps Georgia families keep loved ones safe, comfortable and independent. Private pay, LTC insurance, VA and Medicaid accepted.
Headquartered in Crawford, our care team serves families across Northeast and Metro Georgia.
Helping seniors, veterans and adults remain safe, comfortable and independent at home.
Compassionate, in-home dementia support for Lawrenceville families, built around your loved one's familiar routine and neighborhood.
No pressure. Just a conversation about what your family needs.
If dementia is changing daily life for your family in Lawrenceville, tell us what you’re seeing and what support would help. We’ll listen, answer your questions, and discuss next steps in a free consultation.
Prefer to talk? 706-204-9332Yes, Cedar Grove Private Home Care provides dementia care throughout Lawrenceville, from near the Gwinnett County Courthouse to the Grayson Highway corridor. Care includes personal care, medication reminders, companionship, respite for family caregivers, and safe transportation to appointments. We start with a free in-home consultation to understand your loved one's routine. Call 706-204-9332 to talk with our team and schedule a visit.
Caring for a parent or spouse with dementia is a different kind of tired. It's not just the physical tasks, it's the constant watching, redirecting, and worrying that happens even when you're not in the same room. If you're a Lawrenceville family trying to figure out how to keep your loved one safe at home while still holding onto your own job, kids, or sense of self, you're not alone in that struggle, and you don't have to carry it by yourself.
Cedar Grove Private Home Care is a Georgia-based home care agency serving families throughout Gwinnett County, including Lawrenceville and the surrounding communities. We build dementia care plans around the person, not a generic checklist, paying attention to their daily rhythms, what calms them, and what tends to cause confusion or agitation. Our goal is simple: help your loved one stay in the home and neighborhood they know, with support that actually fits their day.
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Dementia care from Cedar Grove isn't a one-size plan. For some families, it starts with a few hours of companion care so a parent isn't alone during the day. For others, it means more hands-on help with bathing, dressing, toileting, and mobility, along with gentle medication reminders so nothing gets missed or doubled up. We also handle meal prep and light housekeeping, small things that matter a lot when someone's daily structure has started to slip.
As needs change, so does the plan. A caregiver who's spent time learning your loved one's habits, like their preferred morning routine or what distracts them when they're anxious, can often prevent a difficult moment before it starts. We also offer respite care, so you can step away for a few hours or a weekend knowing someone trustworthy is there, and non-medical transportation for appointments or errands when driving is no longer safe for them.
We serve families across Lawrenceville's established neighborhoods, from the streets around Downtown and the Lawrenceville Lawn to areas near Buford Drive and Hurricane Shoals Road, Old Norcross Road, and Old Snellville Highway. Whether your family is closer to Rhodes Jordan Park, Grayson Highway, or the Northside Hospital Gwinnett area off Medical Center Boulevard, our caregivers come to you and work within the ZIP codes families already call home, including 30043, 30044, 30045, and 30046.
As the Gwinnett County seat, Lawrenceville sees a steady flow of traffic near the courthouse and along routes like East Crogan Street and Scenic Highway, which can make getting to medical appointments stressful for someone managing memory loss. We coordinate transportation and scheduling around those realities, and we stay in close touch with family members so you always know how your loved one's day went, not just the basics, but the small details that tell you how they're really doing.
Most families start by paying privately, which gives the most flexibility in how quickly care begins and how the hours are structured week to week. If your loved one has a long-term care insurance policy, we can work alongside that coverage as part of the plan. Veterans and their spouses may also have VA benefits that help offset the cost of in-home support, and we're glad to walk through what that might look like for your situation.
For families who qualify, Georgia's Medicaid waiver programs, CCSP and SOURCE, can also help cover home care services for seniors and adults with disabilities who meet the eligibility requirements. We know navigating these options can feel like its own full-time job on top of caregiving. That's part of why we offer a free consultation first, so we can talk through your situation honestly and help you understand what's realistic before anything is decided.
Many Lawrenceville families reach out after a specific moment, a missed medication, a fall, a parent wandering off during an evening walk near their own block, or simply the exhaustion of managing it all solo for months. Other times, it's more gradual: noticing mom repeats the same questions, or dad has stopped managing his own meals the way he used to. Either way, there's no perfect moment to start, only the moment you're ready to stop doing it alone.
A good first step is simply talking it through with someone who understands dementia's unpredictable pace. During a free consultation, we'll visit your loved one in their home, ask about their history and current challenges, and suggest a care plan that respects their independence while covering the gaps that worry you most. There's no pressure to commit on the spot, just an honest conversation about what support could look like.
Families may pay privately or explore veteran benefits when arranging dementia care, and we can help you consider the path that fits.
Private pay can offer a straightforward way to arrange dementia support around your family’s needs. Long-term care insurance is accepted, and we can talk through how it may fit.
Cedar Grove accepts VA benefits for dementia care. We can help veterans and surviving spouses understand options like Aid & Attendance.
Cedar Grove Private Home Care made consistent efforts to accommodate his needs, and I am very satisfied with the services provided.
Ruthie FancherRepresentative of Michael FancherWe provide individualized care plans for clients with dementia, built around their specific routines, triggers, and needs. This can include personal care, companionship, medication reminders, and safety supervision. We start with a free consultation so we can understand your loved one's situation before recommending a plan.
Yes, non-medical transportation is part of what we offer, including rides to medical appointments at places like Northside Hospital Gwinnett, pharmacy runs, and errands. This is especially helpful once driving becomes unsafe for someone managing memory loss or confusion.
That's a common starting point. Many Lawrenceville families begin with part-time companion or personal care and adjust hours as needs change. Your care plan is built around your loved one's actual routine, not a fixed package, so it can flex as things progress.
We accept VA benefits and Georgia's CCSP and SOURCE Medicaid waiver programs for families who qualify, along with private pay and long-term care insurance. We recommend discussing your specific coverage during the free consultation so we can explain how it may apply to your plan.
We also serve nearby Gwinnett County communities with dementia care shaped around each household. Learn more about our dementia care.
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