Caregiver Tips
Dementia and vision problems (visoperceptual difficulties) may occur for various reasons and can present differently in each individual. These "vision problems" may include illusions, misperceptions, misidentifications, and even hallucinations.
Alzheimer's
Providing care for a loved one in the early stages of dementia can be challenging. Learn about physical, financial, and cognitive signs to look for and how to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for your family member with dementia.
Caregiver Tips
A study by Kenneth E Covinsky, MD, MPH found that caregivers of dementia patients have a high rate of depression. Learn about the signs of depression, how difficult patient behaviors can affect caregivers, and ways to get support.
Activities
Eating is one of the greatest pleasures of life, but it can become a challenge for those with dementia. Learn how to encourage adequate intake and assure a more pleasurable dining experience for your aging family member with dementia.
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.
Grief Recovery
A son reflects on the passing of his father, who suffered from Pick's Disease, and the struggles they faced navigating America's long-term care system for the elderly.
Resources
High blood sugar can cause some serious health issues and put elderly people at greater risk of developing diabetes. It is essential that elderly individuals monitor their blood sugar regularly and be aware of the signs and symptoms associated with high blood sugar.
Resources
A person-centered approach is the best way to ensure that all of your loved one's needs are considered. It's tailored care that puts the individual at the heart of the healthcare model.
Caregiver Stress And Burden
Being a caregiver is a labor of love, but it can take a toll on one's physical, emotional, and mental well-being. We'll guide you through self-care strategies,work-life balance, recognizing caregiver stress,
Treatment Options
Dementia can cause a variety of visual problems, including hallucinations, illusions, misperceptions, and misidentifications. Learn about solutions such as eye care, environmental adaptations, and color changes that can help improve visual health for those with dementia.
Activities
Learn valuable tips for caring for a loved one with dementia at home, including routine and consistency, medication safety, mindfulness, and creating a safe environment. Discover how to adapt to new surroundings, manage drug interactions, and become an expert in dementia care.
Caregiver Support
Navigating the stages of dementia can be challenging for caregivers. Learn how to effectively communicate with dementia patients by understanding the symptoms, remaining calm and patient, and using visual cues and a reassuring tone.