Types of Dementia
Dementia affects individuals in different ways, but one symptom that affects a significant portion of patients is sundowning. This blog post explores what sundowning is, its common symptoms, potential causes, and ways to manage and treat the condition.
Tests
The Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) is a short test of 30 questions that helps health care practitioners determine the level of cognitive impairment in an individual.
Medical Conditions
There are many conditions that can mimic the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease and go undiagnosed. It is important to know the difference between these conditions and Parkinson’s disease to properly diagnose and treat the condition.
Medical Conditions
People with primary progressive aphasia, a degenerative language disorder erodes communication abilities over time. the different types of primary progressive aphasia, We address the challenges in diagnosis, and the treatment options available
Financial
Medicare Part C, also known as Medicare Advantage, is a type of health insurance that can provide seniors with affordable coverage. It is typically used to supplement Medicare Part A and B in order to provide comprehensive health care coverage. With Medicare Part C, seniors are able to receive the
Parkinson's Disease
Is Parkinson's disease fatal? Discover the facts about its progression, impact on life expectancy, and how proper care can improve quality of life. Learn more about living with Parkinson's today. #ParkinsonsDisease #CaregiverRelief
Financial
Medicare is a vital part of life for many individuals over the age of 65, and understanding when it starts is essential to taking advantage of the programs that it offers. It can be confusing to know when you qualify for Medicare and what type of coverage is available, so
Ask the Experts
Learn how to handle uninvolved family members who become controlling at the end of life. Get tips on setting boundaries, honoring wishes, and protecting yourself legally and emotionally during this difficult time.
Podcast
In Episode 28 of our series, we delve into a crucial and often challenging topic – "Eldercare Communications: How to Talk About End-of-Life Planning." Hosted by Diane Carbo, this episode sheds light on the benefits, fears, concerns, and strategies associated with discussing end-of-life planning, especially in the context of
Behavior Modification
Open-eye hallucinations can result from neurological disorders, mental health conditions, vision loss, substance use, sleep disturbances, or infections. Identifying the cause is crucial for proper treatment and managing symptoms effectively.
End of Life Issues
Death is a natural and inevitable part of life, yet it is one of the most difficult concepts to accept. Facing death and all of its associated worries can be a scary and overwhelming experience. Fear of death is an understandable reaction to the unknown, and it can profoundly influence
Alzheimer's
Introduction to Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's disease is an irreversible, progressive neurological disorder which affects the brain and its function. The disease is primarily characterized by memory loss, language difficulties, and confusion. It is the most common form of dementia with an estimated 44 million people worldwide