For Families and Caregivers
Clear guidance. Practical tools. Compassionate support.
Supporting someone you love can bring questions you never expected to face. You may be noticing changes in memory, exploring care options, or trying to make daily routines feel more manageable.
You don’t have to figure everything out at once—or on your own.
At De La Sol Senior Care Consulting, LLC, we help families better understand dementia, navigate care decisions, and approach caregiving with greater confidence, compassion, and clarity.
Support for the Questions That Matter
Understanding Dementia- Build your understanding of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, and prepare thoughtful questions for your loved one’s healthcare team. Our education focuses on connecting what you learn with everyday caregiving situations.
Communication and Connection- Explore ways to approach conversations, respond with empathy, and support meaningful connection when communication becomes difficult.
Understanding Changes in Behavior- Learn to look beyond a challenging moment and consider the person’s needs, routines, surroundings, and life experiences. Our approach emphasizes dignity, understanding, and person-centered support.
Navigating Care Options- Get help organizing your priorities as you explore support at home, residential care, assisted living, or memory care. We help you prepare questions and communicate your loved one’s needs.
Working With Care Providers- Strengthen communication with care teams by sharing what matters most: your loved one’s preferences, familiar routines, personal history, and sources of comfort.
Supporting the Caregiver- Your needs matter, too. We help families identify where additional information, shared responsibilities, and outside support could make caregiving more manageable.
A Starting Point for Your Family
Before a consultation or care planning conversation, gather:
Your biggest questions: What feels confusing or most urgent?
Your loved one’s routines: What brings comfort, enjoyment, or frustration?
Current support: Who is involved, and where are the gaps?
Your priorities: What matters most to your loved one and your family?
Recent observations: What changes would you like to discuss with the healthcare team?
You don’t need perfect notes. A few clear examples can help start a useful conversation.
Questions to Ask When Exploring a Care Community
How do you learn each resident’s routines, preferences, and personal history?
What dementia education do staff receive?
How do you respond when a resident becomes distressed?
How are families included in care planning and updates?
How do you communicate changes in a resident’s needs?
What activities support individual interests and abilities?
What services and fees are included, and what may cost extra?
Care Guided by the Person
Through the SOLACE Care Framework™, David brings a structured, trauma-informed approach to education and support—helping families consider the person behind the care needs and communicate more clearly with those involved.
The goal is practical: greater understanding, more consistent support, and care that respects each person’s dignity.
Let’s Talk About Your Next Step
Whether you’re beginning to explore care options or facing a new challenge, we welcome the opportunity to hear your story.
Email: davidparker@delasolcareconsulting.com
Our services provide education and care navigation support. Medical questions, diagnoses, and treatment decisions should be discussed with your loved one’s healthcare provider.
