People with dementia often want to continue to live at home rather than move to residential care, and there are physical, emotional, cognitive, social, and economic benefits to older people staying at home if they can, including preserving physical and mental health, independence, autonomy, and maintaining connections to family, friends, social groups, neighborhoods, and communities. Although family carers provide much of the care, paid, at-home care is often needed as an adjunct to maintain independence, health, and safety of the person with dementia, particularly as symptoms progress. Randomized controlled trials have shown home care contributes to reduced hospital admissions, delayed institutionalization, and improved quality of life