How can I make my home easier to navigate for someone with dementia?

Here are some tips to help you improve your ability to move around your home easily: Decorate the door to make a room easier to find. If a hallway full of similar doors makes it difficult to find your way, make important doorways, like those to the bedroom and bathroom easier to find by painting or decorating the door in a distinctive way. Use luminous paint or reflector tape to show the way.

If a family member gets out of bed in the middle of the night and becomes confused finding the way, paint the door frames of the bedroom and bathroom with luminous paint to help the person find the way in the dark. Or create a path with reflector tape leading from the bedroom to the bathroom. MotionPAD alerts you to a door opening.

Placed near or on a door, this motion sensitive device chimes or plays a single prerecorded message when the door is opened. Messages are easily recorded and can be locked to prevent re-recording. Put decorative decals or pictures on sliding glass doors to alert you that the door is closed and to prevent you from walking into it.

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