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Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most common types of Dementia. It is a progressive disease that begins with mild memory loss and may progress to loss of ability to converse and respond to the environment. It can also seriously impair a person’s...
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In dementia care, proper nutrition is critical for dementia patients’ health, independence, and well-being. Many studies suggest that what we eat has an impact on our ability to think and remember as we age. Because advanced dementia patients m...
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Books may be both pleasurable and effective learning tools because reading engages many of our brain’s functions. To follow a plot or major idea, we use vivid imagery and memory. Reading is similar to brain gymnastics. As a provider of Alzheime...
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If your senior loved one is living with dementia, you may have noticed incidents that make you worry if you can fully take care of their needs. Today, assisted living is a good option if you want to keep your loved ones safe and well taken care of. A...
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Your family might be hesitant to move your senior loved one to assisted living may be because you don’t want to be apart from them. However, assisted living might be an excellent option for your loved one especially if they have Alzheimer’s or de...
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Medications are important for your senior loved ones. They help treat their temporary diseases and control chronic conditions. Your senior loved ones should be taking their medications consistently to promote effective treatment or a speedy recovery....
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