Vesper Medical Care

09/03/2025

Meet Our Medical Director, Dr. Adam Flowers, MD.

Dr. Flowers brings a wealth of experience and a true passion for geriatric care, especially supporting those living with dementia. From serving as a medical missionary overseas to leading Vesper Medical Care, his dedication to helping others has touched countless lives.

We are so grateful to have Dr. Flowers and his team partnering with Waco Healthcare since 2023 providing exceptional, compassionate care to our residents and community. 🙌

08/29/2025

Caring for someone with dementia shouldn’t mean financial overwhelm.

💡 Learn how our GUIDE Program can help cover costs—and get tips on assistance options you might not know about.

💚 We’re here to help you navigate the journey, one step at a time.

Learn more at: https://www.vespermedicalcare.com/dementia-care

08/22/2025

When your loved one enters the final stages of dementia, the journey can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to walk it alone.

Our latest blog, “End Stage Dementia – What Families Need to Know,” explains what to expect, signs to look for, and how families can get help through our GUIDE Program.

💚 Learn about:
✔️ End stage dementia signs
✔️ What “terminal” really means in this context
✔️ Caregiver support and resources

📖 Read the blog now and take the first step toward compassionate care:

https://www.vespermedicalcare.com/post/end-stage-dementia-overview

08/16/2025

📣 Do you or a loved one have dementia and traditional Medicare?

You likely qualify for no-cost dementia support through the GUIDE Program—including care coordination, in-home visits, and caregiver education.

📝 Just fill out a quick form to get started.
✔️ No-cost support for dementia
✔️ Easy online enrollment
✔️ Available in Waco & Denton surrounding areas

📲 Click the link in bio or visit our website today.

08/08/2025

Every stage of Lewy body dementia brings new challenges—but also new opportunities to show up with compassion.

In our new blog, “The 7 Stages of Lewy Body Dementia,” we break down each phase so caregivers can feel more prepared and supported.

✨ You’ll learn:
✔️ How the condition progresses
✔️ What symptoms to expect
✔️ How to care with clarity and confidence

If you’re caring for someone with Lewy body dementia, this resource is for you.

https://www.vespermedicalcare.com/post/the-7-stages-of-lewy-body-dementia

08/07/2025

Dr Flowers from our practice is one of the panelists sharing in this webinar about the GUIDE program next week! Register and get more info.

FREE "Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience Model: What’s Next for CMS’s GUIDE Model" Webinar! GUIDE provides an alternative payment model for Medicare fee-for-service providers to deliver comprehensive, person-centered dementia care. Join Manatt Health, alongside a select group of GUIDE Model participants and CMS, for an interactive panel discussion on:
The purpose and value proposition of the GUIDE Model to dementia care / Implementation successes and lessons learned to date for participating providers and Medicare beneficiaries / Opportunities to advance the model’s impact in the health- and long-term care systems / Additional policy and practice levers to strengthen care for individuals living with dementia and their families amid the evolving political landscape. To register: https://buff.ly/hjxIIDH

07/28/2025

We are having a blast at the Alzheimer’s Association dementia conference in Toronto - lots to learn and great networking time.

07/25/2025

🏠 Assisted Living or Memory Care? Understanding Dementia Care Options

When dementia is involved, choosing between assisted living and memory care is more than a housing decision—it’s about safety, structure, and specialized support.

At Vesper Medical Care, we help families recognize when memory care becomes the better fit for a loved one with advancing symptoms.

👥 Need help deciding?

Read our latest blog: “Memory Care vs. Assisted Living: Which Is Right for Your Loved One?"

https://www.vespermedicalcare.com/post/memory-care-vs-assisted-waco-denton-temple

It breaks down the differences—so you can make the best choice with confidence and compassion.

07/16/2025

🕊️ Hospice Care for Dementia: When Is the Right Time?
Dementia doesn’t follow a straight path—which makes deciding when to begin hospice care incredibly difficult for families.

At Vesper Medical Care, we help caregivers recognize the signs that it's time for comfort-focused care, including:
✔️ Advanced cognitive decline
✔️ Difficulty eating or walking
✔️ Recurrent infections or weight loss

Hospice care for dementia isn't about giving up—it's about honoring life, dignity, and peace in the final season.

💙 Read our blog to learn more about dementia hospice criteria, what to expect, and how our GUIDE Program supports families through every step.

https://www.vespermedicalcare.com/post/hospice-care-for-dementia-waco-denton-temple

07/06/2025

🚨 Preventing ER Visits in Dementia Care: The GUIDE Program Approach
Dementia-related hospitalizations are often avoidable—but only if warning signs are caught early.

That’s where our GUIDE Program steps in:
✅ Managing chronic illnesses
✅ Offering telehealth & in-person visits
✅ Coordinating with caregivers and facilities
✅ Monitoring changes before they escalate

At Vesper Medical Care, we help keep your loved one stable, safe, and supported—where they belong. 💙

06/30/2025

🚗 Driving & Dementia: When Is It Time to Take the Keys?

One of the hardest decisions families face is knowing when a loved one with dementia should stop driving. It’s not just about safety—it’s about dignity, too.

Warning signs may include:
🔸 Getting lost in familiar areas
🔸 Slow or poor reaction times
🔸 Confusion at stop signs or signals
🔸 Difficulty judging space, turns, or speed
🔸 Increased minor accidents or traffic violations

At Vesper Medical Care, we support families through difficult transitions like this—helping you approach it with clarity, empathy, and clinical insight.

Ask us about our GUIDE Program—a proactive approach to dementia care that helps prevent emergencies and supports families with in-home visits, care coordination, and telehealth.

💬 You don’t have to make these decisions alone.

06/19/2025

Incontinence is one of the more delicate—and often distressing—aspects of dementia care. It can be emotionally challenging for both the person experiencing it and the caregiver trying to help.

But it’s also incredibly common, and with a few thoughtful strategies, you can help your loved one stay comfortable while preserving their dignity.

Here are some gentle, effective tips we share with families at Vesper Medical Care:

🧻 Set regular reminders. This helps reduce accidents and creates a familiar routine.

🧼 Keep supplies easy to access. Wipes, pads, and a change of clothes in key locations can make the process smoother for everyone.

🕊️ Offer privacy and reassurance. Simple acts like closing the door, speaking kindly, and giving them time can go a long way in preserving their self-esteem.

This part of caregiving can feel isolating—but you don’t have to go through it alone.

🌿 You may be eligible for free dementia care resources and in-home support through Vesper’s GUIDE Program. Find out more at: https://www.vespermedicalcare.com/dementia-care