Aging In Place
Being Prepared for Any Emergency: Tips & Checklists for Family Caregivers
Being prepared for an unexpected trip to the emergency room can save time, decrease stress, and even improve treatment.
Diane Carbo
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A Guide for an Emergency Room: Hospital Admission for with People with Dementia
Accidents can happen, and when they do, seniors are vulnerable to losing their independence. If you find yourself rushing to the Emergency Room with a loved one suffering from dementia, your stress levels can skyrocket. This crucial guide, "A Guide for an Emergency Room - Hospital Admission for People
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Caregivers Guide to Planning for Future Care Needs
Are you a dedicated family caregiver, tirelessly tending to the needs of your aging loved ones? Do you often feel overwhelmed by the responsibilities that come with caregiving, while also worrying about your own future health and financial well-being? If so, "The Caregiver's Guide to Planning for
Medical Conditions
ADHD and Memory Loss: Can ADHD Cause It?
Explore how ADHD impacts memory and what this means for daily life. Learn if ADHD can cause memory loss, the science behind it, and practical tips to improve focus and recall. Ideal for those with ADHD, caregivers, and anyone interested in cognitive health.
Types of Dementia
Understanding the ADAS COG: The Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale Cognitive Subscale
The ADAS-Cog is a frequently used test to measure cognitive abilities in individuals participating in clinical trials. It primarily measures language and memory abilities and consists of 11 parts, taking approximately 30 minutes to administer.
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How to Deal with Challenging Behaviors of Dementia Without Medications
Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia can be a heart-wrenching journey. It's a path filled with moments of joy, nostalgia, and love, but it can also be marred by the emergence of challenging behaviors that leave both the affected individual
Activities
Nurturing Engagement: Activity Ideas for Dementia Patients in Early Stages
"Nurturing Engagement" offers practical activity ideas for early-stage dementia patients. It covers shopping, exercise, technology, community resources, and caregiver roles. Tailored for cognitive health and emotional well-being, it aims to slow cognitive decline and enhance life quality.
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Aging and Driving: A Complete Guide for Safety
In an increasingly aging world, the intersection of aging and driving has become a vital concern. Driving symbolizes independence, mobility, and social engagement for many older adults. However, the natural aging process brings about physical, cognitive, and sensory changes that can impact driving abilities and safety. "Aging and Driving:
Caregiver Support
Veterans Day Thanking Our Heroes
This Veterans Day, take a moment to honor the sacrifices made by our heroes, including the story of Harry S. Mitchell, Jr., a WWII veteran who served as a B-17 radio operator and waist gunner, and the quiet, gentle, and unassuming neighbor we never truly knew.
Caregiver Stories
Hospice Care: A Caregiver's Story of Faith and Family
In 2019, my parents needed help due to health issues. My retired husband, homeschooled son, and I moved in to assist. After losing my husband, it was just my son and me managing my parents' dementia. Hospice support has been invaluable.
Courses
How to Become a Patient Care Advocate for Your Family Member
Click Here to take the course on Udemy Subscribe to access all of our courses for a low monthly fee. Are you grappling with the complexity of navigating the healthcare system for a loved one? Do you find yourself overwhelmed by the myriad responsibilities, from managing medications to deciphering doctor
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After Life Grief Recovery Course
Click Here to take the course on Udemy Subscribe to access all of our courses for a low monthly fee. The "After Life Grief Recovery Course" is a compassionate and informative program designed to help individuals cope with the profound emotional journey that follows the loss of a