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Certain situations may prompt you to place your loved one in an assisted living facility, especially if you will find that taking care of them will be too emotionally and physically taxing for you. Part of the process of choosing an assisted living...
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There may be no definitive cure for Alzheimer’s yet, but certain factors—most notably proper nutrition—may help slow the progression of the disease and manage the symptoms of memory loss. Professional caregivers carefully plan the diet of clien...
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Assisted senior living centers are the ideal housing for elderly people with Alzheimer’s when living alone or independently has become impossible. In a senior living facility, residents get the constant supervision and care they need to manage thei...
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Caring for someone with dementia can be physically and emotionally draining for caregivers. It’s often better for the patient and the family to seek the help of a nursing home with memory care units—a facility with trained staff, programs, and sp...
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Making the decision to bring your loved one to an Alzheimer’s memory care residence can be difficult, even devastating. But sometimes, the best option for a family member who is battling Alzheimer’s is a supervised place, especially as the ...
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Choosing a qualified assisted living facility is an extremely important decision that will affect not only the life of your elderly loved one, but also yours. You want to leave your senior parent or spouse in the care of a compassionate nursing homeâ...
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