RN-Supervised Dementia Care  · (984) 205-2870
Licensed NC AgencyRN-SupervisedDementia Specialist

Structured Dementia Care
That Restores Calm at Home

Specializing in Alzheimer's and other dementias, we provide routine-based, RN-supervised support that reduces confusion, protects dignity, and brings stability back to your family.

Serving Raleigh · Durham · Chapel Hill · Cary · Apex · Wake Forest

Licensed NC Home Care Agency
RN-Supervised Care Plans
Dementia-Only Specialization
PAC® Certified Training
Raleigh–Triangle Area

Why Families & Professionals Choose Us

Dementia Care Is Not General Home Care

Cognitive decline changes communication, behavior, routine tolerance, and safety risks. Our care model is designed specifically for these realities — not adapted from a general home care template.

01

Dementia-Only Focus

We do one thing and do it exceptionally well. Our entire model — training, staffing, care planning — is built around the specific realities of cognitive decline, not adapted from general home care.

02

Caregiver Continuity

Familiar faces reduce confusion, anxiety, and behavioral symptoms. We prioritize consistent caregiver assignments rather than rotating coverage, because familiarity is a clinical tool.

03

Structured Daily Routines

Predictable rhythms stabilize mood, reduce agitation, and prevent avoidable crises. Every client's day is intentionally designed — not improvised.

04

RN-Supervised Clinical Oversight

An RN provides clinical supervision, monitors changes in condition, and adjusts care plans as dementia progresses. Care evolves with the disease.

05

PAC-Trained Caregivers

Our Director of Care Services is a Positive Approach to Care® Champion Teacher, trained in Teepa Snow's evidence-based dementia communication and behavioral support methods.

Caregiver and senior reviewing a photo album together at home

Structured Engagement

Meaningful activities tailored to cognitive ability

Our Clinical Approach

A System Built for How Dementia Progresses

Dementia care requires more than caregiver presence. It requires structure, communication, and thoughtful oversight. Our model is built to support families and professional partners through every stage.

1

Comprehensive In-Home Assessment

We begin with a structured consultation to understand cognitive status, daily routines, behavioral patterns, safety risks, and family dynamics.

2

Structured Care Plan Design

Care is organized around predictable routines, environmental stability, and engagement tailored specifically to cognitive decline.

3

Caregiver Matching & Continuity

We prioritize consistent caregiver assignments to reduce confusion and strengthen trust over time.

4

RN-Supervised Oversight

An RN provides clinical supervision, monitors changes in condition, and adjusts care plans as needs evolve.

5

Clear Communication & Collaboration

We maintain open communication with families and coordinate thoughtfully with healthcare providers, care managers, and fiduciaries.

Who We Serve

Built for Moderate to Advanced Dementia

Families in Complex Situations

We are best suited for families navigating moderate to advanced dementia, where structured routines, behavioral stabilization, and safety oversight are essential.

Families Seeking Long-Term Stability

Not short-term coverage. We build care relationships designed to last — with consistent caregivers who know your loved one deeply.

Families Navigating a Crisis

When a hospitalization, fall, or rapid decline has made the current situation unsustainable, we provide structured support to restore stability at home.

Discuss Your Situation
Peaceful home interior representing calm and stability

Leadership

Founder-Led. Dementia-Focused.

David Hall, Founder & CEO

David Hall, PhD

Founder & CEO

David leads the strategic direction of Guiding Light, bringing a background in health sciences and 25 years in clinical research. After personally navigating a loved one's dementia journey, he founded Guiding Light with a commitment to building a structured, evidence-informed approach to in-home memory care in the Triangle.

Ashley Ogden-Ellis, RN, Director of Care Services

Ashley Ogden-Ellis, RN

Director of Care Services

Ashley oversees care planning and clinical supervision as a Registered Nurse. She is a PAC (Positive Approach to Care®) Champion Teacher — a Teepa Snow dementia education program — reflecting advanced training in dementia-specific communication and behavioral support.

PAC® Champion Teacher

Ready to Talk?

Ready to Discuss Your Family's Situation?

Conversations with Guiding Light are steady, thoughtful, and focused on understanding your situation clearly before any decisions are made. There is no obligation to proceed.