From the first worrying signs through the hardest years of memory loss and dementia, Thalpos puts trained support in your home and handles what happens around it: the doctors, the benefits, the paperwork, and the calls you should not have to make.
Most of what we do is covered by Medicare or long-term care insurance when you qualify. Finding out takes about two minutes.
You do not need a crisis to call us. Earlier is easier.
One person who knows your loved one, your history, and what you are dealing with. Not a call center queue. Not a new story every time.
Care Concierges trained in memory loss and dementia care, matched to your family and scheduled around your life. When something goes wrong, we cover it: your regular caregiver is sick, you have to travel, the hospital is discharging tomorrow morning, or you simply cannot do tonight alone. Backup coverage is part of the service, not a separate scramble.
We track the plan, the medications, and the follow-ups, and we make sure the doctor hears what is happening at home between visits.
We come to the home for telehealth appointments, set up the technology, take the vitals, and stay so the visit works. No one has to drive an hour to sit in a waiting room.
Regular contact and remote monitoring so small changes get caught early, while they are still small.
A home safety assessment that leads to actual changes: grab bars, transportation, benefits enrollment, food access, whatever is standing in the way.
Most setbacks happen in the days right after discharge, when the instructions are new, the medications have changed, and the house is not set up for what just happened. We are there for it. Someone comes to the home, walks through the discharge plan with you, checks that the medications match what was prescribed, makes the follow-up appointments, and stays in contact through the first critical days. If there is a ride to a follow-up visit, we arrange it and go along so your loved one is not sent alone.
There are three ways care gets paid for, and part of our job is putting you in the right one and moving you when your situation changes.
If your loved one has a dementia diagnosis and Original Medicare, a national CMS program may cover navigation, caregiver support, and respite. We check your eligibility and handle the enrollment.
Many policies cover in-home dementia care. We read the policy, file what is needed, and take that work off your plate.
Month to month, no long contracts, for families who do not qualify or who want more hours than a program covers.
Families who use up their covered hours do not lose their person. We move the arrangement and keep the same Care Concierge in the home.
A short conversation about your loved one and what worries you most. No forms to fill out first.
We find out what your loved one qualifies for under Medicare, insurance, or a program your provider already participates in.
A care plan, a matched Care Concierge, and the technology set up in the home.
Check-ins, coordination with the doctors, and adjustments as needs change. Same number. Same team.
You have been tracking medications, watching for changes, and carrying every decision, most of it invisible to everyone else. Dementia care should not sit on one person. We step in so you can be a spouse or a daughter or a son again, not the coordinator of a system nobody explained to you.
No commitment, no sales pitch. We will tell you what your loved one qualifies for, even if the answer is that we are not the right fit.