About DignityFirst

Our Caregivers are DignityFirst Health at Home employees that are highly trained, highly qualified, and supervised by our Care Managers to not only maintain, but enhance the in home care experience
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Our Services

Our Caregivers are thoroughly trained through Dignity First Health at Home training and all of our Caregivers are supervised by a Dignity First Health at Home Geriatric Care Manager
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Meet the Team

Starting with Toni Maldonado, the owner and Executive Director of Dignity First Health at Home, our organization is one of the largest home health agencies serving the Greater Denver metro area. Our team has been serving clients of all ages since 2011
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Home Health Care vs. Non-Medical Home Care

From our Care Manager’s Blog: “What is a therapeutic lie? A therapeutic lie is the practice of telling ‘white lies’ to a patient with dementia. This is done to keep the person with dementia from becoming agitated …” – READ MORE

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OUR SERVICES

The DignityFirst Health at Home Caregiver is central to your family member’s at-home care experience.

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CARE MANAGEMENT

Our Care Managers work closely with our clients and their families to assess their specific situation and offer guidance through a custom plan of care.

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ABOUT

The core of our approach is to incorporate a Dignity First Health at Home Care Manager with our in home care services.

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February 2018 News & Events

Find news, events and resources for older adults and caregivers living in the greater Denver area.

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CAREGIVING BLOG

I have been a Geriatric Care Manager for over 12 years and worked as a Social Worker in a hospital setting for 3 years.

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MEET THE TEAM

Our organization is one of the largest home health agencies serving the Greater Denver metro area.

The Care Manager’s Corner Blog Highlights

Combative Behavior with Dementia

Not everyone with dementia becomes combative. Some people remain easy going and pleasant their whole lives even with dementia. If this is a problem, there are several things you can do to make your life and their lives easier – LEARN MORE

How to Avoid Caregiver Stress

Learning how to manage caregiver stress is very important. The caregiver should make sure they know what resources are available in their community from Adult Day Care, Meals on Wheels or working with a home care agency – LEARN MORE

Understanding the World of Dementia

I was at a conference for the Alzheimer’s Association. The Virtual Dementia Tour was the most useful exercise I have ever participated in when trying to understand what a person with dementia experiences – LEARN MORE

DignityFirst Health at Home

Where genuine expertise, integrity, and compassion come together to preserve and enhance our clients’ quality of life, safety, comfort, dignity, and maximum independence.

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