Are there specific considerations when people with dementia are dying? What does good end-of-life care look like? How can professional caregivers and family members find relief in this challenging task? What conditions should facility management create? The author provides information about the dying process in dementia. She offers suggestions on how care can be organized in various institutions (nursing homes, hospitals, etc.) and in outpatient settings to establish a dignified culture of dying. She vividly and sensitively demonstrates how to provide those affected with a sense of security and comfort even in their final days.