Support programme through early, mid and late stages
At LOQOS we know how to preserve dignity, calm and quality of life at every stage of the disease. Certified caregivers, a clinical protocol, and methods used in the world's leading dementia-care centres.
Memory exercises, reading aloud, going through family photographs, simple games. We help the brain work every day — what isn't used fades faster.
The same routine every day: waking up, breakfast, walk, activity. Stability reduces anxiety and disorientation — the constant companions of the disease.
Wandering protection, non-slip surfaces, photos and names on doors, room markers. Getting lost, falling or forgetting where you are is impossible by design.
Reminiscence therapy, music from her youth, familiar smells and dishes. We bring back the sense of self — even when memory fades, personality remains.
A neurologist and a psychiatrist follow each resident: medication adjustments, stage tracking, complication prevention. We stay in touch with the family's physician.
Regular updates, communication guidance, psychological support for relatives. The disease affects the whole family — we are there for everyone.
With Alzheimer's, memory for recent things fades, but habits and feelings last longer. The same calm rhythm — waking, breakfast by the window, a walk, rest — gives the sense of "I know what comes next". It eases anxiety more gently than any reasoning.
Alzheimer's develops slowly. The earlier the family spots the changes — the more good, conscious years a mother has ahead.
Forgets recent events and important dates, asks the same thing again.
Sudden shifts — from calm to anxiety or irritation without an obvious reason.
Puts things in unexpected places and cannot remember where.
Avoids meetings, feels lost in company, withdraws into herself.
May give money to a stranger, fails to notice dangers.
Struggles to judge distance, colours, confuses similar objects.
Cannot find a word, breaks off sentences, forgets the gist of a conversation.
Does not remember what day it is, how she got there, where she is.
Does not notice mess, forgets hygiene and appearance.
Stops doing what she loved: knitting, cooking, walking.
These simple rules keep your mother calm and dignified, and keep your own strength intact. We follow them every day and will show you how to do it at home.
The same rhythm every day. Predictability soothes better than any words.
One thing, one question, one action at a time. Too many options frighten and confuse.
Signs and photos on doors, a lit path to the bathroom. It is easier not to get lost.
The stove, medicines, the way outside — under calm control, with no bans or reproach.
Youth is remembered longest. Songs, photos and stories from those years bring her back to herself.
Give time for each movement and answer. Hurry breeds anxiety and resistance.
An exhausted loved one cannot care. Your rest is part of caring for her too.
Simple, familiar actions soothe, sustain a sense of being needed, and preserve what the hands and memory can still do.
Tell us about your mother — we will assess the stage, the needs, and prepare an individual care plan. The consultation is free and entails no obligation.
LOQOS doors are open any day. We'll show you the home, introduce the team and answer every question.