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But how do you which … Continue reading "Dementia in Aged Care: 10 Vital Questions to Find The Right Aged Care Provider" Alzheimer’s Support Groups More Than Just a Meeting March 26, 2018 by David Goldstein Uncategorized , Alzheimer's Care , Articles , Featured - Receiving an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis can be overwhelming. There is so much information presented all at once that it can be challenging to take everything in. You may be feeling lost, confused or frustrated with your new diagnosis that you may find it difficult to cope. However, this is where Alzheimer’s support groups come in. What Is an … Continue reading "Alzheimer’s Support Groups More Than Just a Meeting" Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? What to Do Next August 13, 2017 by Jennifer Grey Alzheimer's Care - Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease isn’t easy. The bad news is that Alzheimer’s is not curable. The good news is that the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease can last for years in some cases—and you can still live a fulfilling and rewarding life in that time. You also have time to plan, prepare, and … Continue reading "Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? What to Do Next" Having the Conversation: When You Think Your Loved One Needs Senior Housing August 13, 2017 by Jennifer Grey Alzheimer's Care - There’s plenty of help out there for those considering senior housing. But there isn’t much information that addresses how to start the difficult conversation you’ll eventually need to have with a loved one—suggesting that they need senior housing in the first place. Often, children of elderly parents feel as though they have no other choice—they … Continue reading "Having the Conversation: When You Think Your Loved One Needs Senior Housing"
How To Talk To Someone With Alzheimer’s Disease December 17, 2021 Alzheimer's Care, Articles, Featured - People with Alzheimer’s disease find it difficult to communicate since they have difficulty remembering things. As the condition progresses, a person’s capacity to express themselves declines. Some people may have difficulty finding the right words to express their thoughts. Despite your frustration, there is just no way for them to express their thoughts and feelings. … Continue reading "How To Talk To Someone With Alzheimer’s Disease"
Dementia – A Caregiver’s Guide May 15, 2018 Uncategorized, Alzheimer's Care, Articles, Featured, Senior Health - Health problems abound in older adults. Health management is crucial for the elderly since there is a gripping goal to extend the life span. As people reach the sunset of their lives, they are confronted with problems especially in their health. As adults age, they are more susceptible to chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, … Continue reading "Dementia – A Caregiver’s Guide"
Family Resource Guide To Alzheimer’s Disease August 13, 2017 Alzheimer's Care - A decline or loss of mental function that interferes with a person’s normal ability to remember, think, or function is known as dementia. The most commonly encountered form of dementia is a serious condition that is called Alzheimer’s disease (AD). With Alzheimer’s, which accounts for up to 80 percent of dementia cases, the loss of … Continue reading "Family Resource Guide To Alzheimer’s Disease"
Best Methods for Elevating Brain Health in Senior Citizens November 15, 2019 Alzheimer's Care, Articles, Featured, Senior Health - Caring for your elderly loved one takes time and love. As your loved one ages his or her brain health lessens. There are a few things you can do for him or her that will enhance your loved one’s mental health. Three main things you can do to assist your senior loved one are making … Continue reading "Best Methods for Elevating Brain Health in Senior Citizens"
Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? What to Do Next August 13, 2017 Alzheimer's Care - Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease isn’t easy. The bad news is that at this time, Alzheimer’s is not curable. The good news is that the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease can last for years in some cases—and you can still live a fulfilling and rewarding life during that time. You also have time to … Continue reading "Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? What to Do Next"
Dementia in Aged Care: 10 Vital Questions to Find The Right Aged Care Provider January 3, 2019 Articles, Alzheimer's Care, Family Issues, Featured, Senior Health - When it comes to choosing a dementia aged care provider, there are many factors to consider to ensure the best quality of life possible for your loved ones. There are plenty of dementia aged care providers out there that do a great job of taking care of their patient’s needs. But how do you which … Continue reading "Dementia in Aged Care: 10 Vital Questions to Find The Right Aged Care Provider"
Alzheimer’s Support Groups More Than Just a Meeting March 26, 2018 Uncategorized, Alzheimer's Care, Articles, Featured - Receiving an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis can be overwhelming. There is so much information presented all at once that it can be challenging to take everything in. You may be feeling lost, confused or frustrated with your new diagnosis that you may find it difficult to cope. However, this is where Alzheimer’s support groups come in. What Is an … Continue reading "Alzheimer’s Support Groups More Than Just a Meeting"
Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? What to Do Next August 13, 2017 Alzheimer's Care - Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease isn’t easy. The bad news is that Alzheimer’s is not curable. The good news is that the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease can last for years in some cases—and you can still live a fulfilling and rewarding life in that time. You also have time to plan, prepare, and … Continue reading "Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? What to Do Next"
Having the Conversation: When You Think Your Loved One Needs Senior Housing August 13, 2017 Alzheimer's Care - There’s plenty of help out there for those considering senior housing. But there isn’t much information that addresses how to start the difficult conversation you’ll eventually need to have with a loved one—suggesting that they need senior housing in the first place. Often, children of elderly parents feel as though they have no other choice—they … Continue reading "Having the Conversation: When You Think Your Loved One Needs Senior Housing"
