Best home care tips for an Alzheimer's patient

We found the Alzheimer's Society a help. Also our GP put us in touch with an EMI (elderly mentally ill) nurse who was the best help ever. I don't know if these still are available. If I ever had a problem he would tell me exactly what to do. I think you have to watch out for her becoming unsafe. In my mother's case, it was the cooker. Think Attendance Allowance to pay for help. Also maybe a key lock by the front door?

Sorry to sound facetious but I found with mum routines were impractical. She would get up when she wanted, eat when she wanted. Shower on the days she decided.
All this despite gentle coaxing and sometimes even bribery in the form of her favourite biscuits ect.
Only advice I have is that it's pointless to argue with them, walk away and try again later. If your asked the same question 10 times never say I told you XYZ just repeat the answer.
May I suggest you join Talking Pount forum. Lots of helpful advice, and a place to rant if nesessary to people who understand including those who have been diagnosed.

Talking Point

You may check www.devotedhc.com/ - they have different services of this kind, including Alzheimers