How to Speak to a Loved One with Dementia
The reality of dementia is also difficult for loved ones, who may struggle to maintain meaningful communication as their loved one slips further away.
When to Consider Hospice Care
If you are a non-medical caregiver in charge of watching over a sick friend or family member, you may wish to learn more about hospice and palliative care.
Overcoming the Fear of Aging
Memory care is a type of senior living residence that offers elderly patients the help they need to remain cognitively sharp and overcome any fears they may have about aging.
Early Warning Signs of Dementia
The symptoms of dementia can vary based on the underlying cause, but a few key warning signs should be given close attention.
Holiday Gifts for A Loved One with Dementia
Finding the perfect Christmas or holiday gifts can be difficult for anyone, but trying to purchase a meaningful gift for a dementia patient can be especially difficult.
Can Vitamin Supplements Help with Dementia?
Some vitamins have been shown to help prevent or reduce dementia, while other vitamin supplements aid in the overall goal of a healthy aging body.
Engaging Activities for Alzheimer’s Patients
Caregivers can work to develop practical, effective, and meaningful activities to help Alzheimer's patients to engage with others.
Memory Care Facilities vs. Other Residences
One of the fastest growing models for senior care in the United States is memory care. While memory care facilities offer many of the same services and amenities as other types of residences, they offer significant advantages to the elderly population.
Taking a Memory Care Patient on Vacation
While you may wish to travel and bring along your loved one who is a memory care patient, dementia may make families think twice about attempting it.
Diminished Capacity in the Elderly
Diminished capacity acknowledges that decision-making may be out of the realm of possibility for an elderly person.