Early Onset Dementia
Frontotemporal dementia, also known as early onset dementia, can affect anyone at any age. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and ways to cope with this type of dementia that affects the frontal lobe, responsible for personality and individuality.
Vascular Dementia
Learn about the different types of vascular dementia, including multi-infarct dementia and Binswanger's disease, and their symptoms such as memory loss, difficulty with daily tasks, and psychomotor slowness.
Aging In Place
Effective immediately, home care agencies and individuals must pay workers at least the federal minimum wage and overtime. This new law may affect live-in caregivers and those who need 12 hours of care daily. Learn more about the impact on elder care and the rights of home care workers.
Early Onset Dementia
Learn about the importance of early diagnosis for Alzheimer's disease, and the signs and symptoms to watch out for. Understand the role of genetic factors, and how medical professionals make a diagnosis using criteria and objective testing methods.
End of Life Issues
Join a nurse with years of experience working with the aging population as she delves into the growing trend of Death Cafes. Learn about the concept and how it provides a comfortable setting to discuss end of life issues without judgement.
Aging In Place
Do you have a chronic illness and need to follow a special diet? We know that it can be hard to find restaurants that cater to your needs. That’s why we’ve created this guide to help you plan for an enjoyable meal while remaining healthy.
Aging In Place
Discover the financial qualifications and necessary documents for the VA Aid and Attendance Improved Pension program, as outlined by Debbie Burak of VeteranAid.org. Learn how to prepare for the application process and access helpful forms and links.
Treatment Options
Discover NeuroAD, a technology-based treatment option for early to moderate stages of Alzheimer's Disease. Learn how this non-invasive, six-week intensive treatment of daily one-hour sessions works, including the use of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and tailored cognitive exercises.
Aging In Place
Learn the top 10 reasons why aging in place is a viable option, including freedom, safety, and maintaining daily routines. Discover how home modifications can help ensure a comfortable and independent lifestyle.
Aging In Place
Planning ahead and preparing for the future can help you maintain control of your life, increase the market value of your home, and promote your independence. Consult a professional to evaluate your home and make recommendations.
Resources
With over 50 causes of dementia, it's important for caregivers to understand the unique needs of each individual. Our guide helps prepare for future care needs and navigate the challenges of dementia care.
Financial / Legal
This personal blog post delves into the unique challenges faced by gay men as they age, including the isolation of caregiving and the lack of resources available for long-term care.