Alzheimer’s and Dementia
How To Keep Your Senior Parent With Alzheimer’s Safe At Home
If you have a senior parent that has Alzheimer’s keeping them safe is one of the highest priorities. As their Alzheimer’s progresses it can be more of a challenge to keep them safe, especially if they are living alone at home. But, your senior parent can stay in the home that is familiar to them…
Read MoreUnderstanding Lewy Body Dementia & How In-Home Care Helps Seniors Thrive
Understanding Lewy Body Dementia among Seniors and its In-Home Care Implications Lewy Body Dementia (LBD) is a complex neurodegenerative condition affecting millions of seniors worldwide, marked by abnormal protein deposits called Lewy bodies in their brains. LBD can severely affect cognitive abilities, behavior, and overall quality of life for seniors living with it. We will…
Read More10 Ways Alzheimer’s Care Can Help Seniors
Research shows that living in a familiar home can help seniors with Alzheimer’s. Being in a place that they recognize and where they have memories can be very comforting to them. It can also help slow down the progression of the disease and keep them grounded. But family caregivers often worry about the safety of…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Care Advice to Ease Mealtime Problems
Alzheimer’s care can help you and your senior loved one navigate meal time difficulty with these tips to eat easier and healthier
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Care Advice for Family Members
When your senior loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, it can be hard to accept. Alzheimer’s care can help family members adjust and adapt.
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Care Advice on Advocating for a Senior Parent
Alzheimer’s care can help family members advocate for their senior parent and make sure their doctor knows about their symptoms.
Read MoreWhen Is 24-Hour Home Care Important When Your Parent Has Alzheimer’s?
November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. As your dad has Alzheimer’s, you likely know more about the disease than most.
Read MoreCan Personal Care at Home Help With Alzheimer’s Disease?
Around 6.5 million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease. It’s a brutal disease for both the patient and their family caregivers.
Read MoreEverything You Should Know About the Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
When a neurologist diagnosed your mom’s Alzheimer’s disease, she’s likely had it for several years. She’s progressed to early-stage Alzheimer’s.
Read MoreThree Things You Could Do to Better Support an Aging Parent with Alzheimer’s
Are you trying to figure out exactly how to support your elderly mother or father who was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s?
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