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Norris Family Home Care We offer personalized in-home care, meal planning, transportation, light errands, and daily living assistance for seniors in San Diego.

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💜 We care like a family.

10/14/2026

At Norris Family Home Care, we help seniors feel safe and comfortable at home with personalized care, including specialized Alzheimer’s and dementia support, 24-hour and live-in care, and assistance with daily activities.

Our caregivers can also help with medical appointments, errands, light housekeeping, and meal preparation, based on your family’s needs.

❤️ Norris Family Home Care - We care like a family.
Contact us today to learn more: 858 290 1466

❤️ When a loved one with dementia says, “I want to go home,” they may be seeking comfort and security, not just a place....
10/13/2026

❤️ When a loved one with dementia says, “I want to go home,” they may be seeking comfort and security, not just a place. Reassure them gently, listen, and help them feel safe.

When a loved one with dementia refuses to eat, forcing them isn't the answer. ❤️Learn why dementia affects appetite, the...
10/13/2026

When a loved one with dementia refuses to eat, forcing them isn't the answer. ❤️

Learn why dementia affects appetite, the common mistakes caregivers make, and how to make mealtimes safer and less stressful.

Read our latest blog for practical tips every family caregiver should know.

At Norris Family Home Care, we care like a family. 🤍

“Isn’t he home yet? It’s getting late.” ❤️For someone living with dementia, the search for a loved one who has passed aw...
10/13/2026

“Isn’t he home yet? It’s getting late.” ❤️

For someone living with dementia, the search for a loved one who has passed away can feel very real in that moment.

Instead of correcting them or repeatedly explaining the loss, try responding with patience, reassurance, and kindness. Acknowledge their concern, offer comfort, and gently guide the conversation toward a familiar memory or activity.

Sometimes, what they need most is not an explanation, but a reassuring presence.

At Norris Family Home Care, we believe every person deserves to feel safe, understood, and cared for.

❤️ We care like a family.

📞 Call us at 858-290-1466 to learn more about our personalized in-home care services.

What Is Sundowning in Dementia?Sundowning is when a person with dementia experiences increased confusion, anxiety, or ag...
10/12/2026

What Is Sundowning in Dementia?

Sundowning is when a person with dementia experiences increased confusion, anxiety, or agitation in the late afternoon or evening.

💡 Keep routines consistent, reduce noise, provide gentle lighting, and create a calm environment.

Share this with someone caring for a loved one with dementia. ❤️

🏡 Norris Family Home Care
We care like a family.

🌙 Why is a consistent bedtime important for dementia patients? ❤️Going to bed at the same time each night helps support ...
10/11/2026

🌙 Why is a consistent bedtime important for dementia patients? ❤️
Going to bed at the same time each night helps support the body’s sleep routine, reduce nighttime confusion, and create a sense of comfort and security.
💡 Keep evenings calm and routines consistent!
🏡 Norris Family Home Care - We care like a family.

Seeing someone who isn’t there can be frightening for someone with dementia. ❤️ Stay calm, reassure them, and help them ...
10/09/2026

Seeing someone who isn’t there can be frightening for someone with dementia. ❤️ Stay calm, reassure them, and help them feel safe. Sudden hallucinations or worsening symptoms need medical attention.

Share these tips with a family member! Please follow us for more information like this!

🏡 Norris Family Home Care
We care like a family.

10/09/2026

Seeing things that aren't there can be terrifying for someone with dementia. Respond with comfort, not correction: 'I don't see them, but I'm right here with you and you are safe.' 🌸

Dementia aggression: What should you do?When a loved one with dementia starts yelling, hitting, or pushing, stay calm. ❤...
10/09/2026

Dementia aggression: What should you do?

When a loved one with dementia starts yelling, hitting, or pushing, stay calm. ❤️

✔️ Give them space.
✔️ Don't argue or shout.
✔️ Check for pain or discomfort.
✔️ Redirect their attention gently.

💜 Remember, aggression may be a sign of fear or confusion, not intentional harm.

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