Dementia is one of the most common and consequential psychiatric disorders in older age, associated with significant burdens for both those affected and their caregivers, as well as high societal costs and reduced social status. What happens when family members are overwhelmed by the care of their loved one? Can living groups for elderly people with dementia provide an adequate care option for those affected? What services are available? A collaborative approach involving elderly individuals with the illness, their relatives, and caregivers is sought in a household setting designed as a living group. This book provides an overview of the condition of dementia and its consequences, and presents care concepts specifically tailored to the needs of affected individuals.