Caregiving Issues
Feeling overwhelmed from caring for a loved one with dementia? Alzheimer's support groups can provide access to professional counselors, doctors, and others experiencing the same difficulties.
Types of Dementia
Learn about the signs and symptoms of dementia, including memory loss, difficulty retaining new information, and changes in personality and behavior. Early detection and treatment can help delay symptoms and improve quality of life.
Aging In Place
As aging seniors aim to remain in their homes, family caregivers often struggle to provide the necessary support. Our guide to in-home health care helps navigate options, understand Medicare coverage, and make informed decisions for a positive care experience. Get your copy today.
Aging In Place
Finding the right assisted living facility for your parents can be stressful, confusing, and awkward. Learn from my experience as I share tips and questions to ask to ensure your loved one's comfort and happiness in their new home.
Types of Dementia
"What is dementia" is a growing question as 1 million new people are diagnosed each year. Understanding dementia and the disease process will provide insight and an educated approach to dementia care.
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.
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Learn about person centered dementia care, an approach that treats individuals with dementia as unique individuals, taking into account their preferences and needs.
Caregiving Issues
A person-centered approach to dementia care addresses key needs such as nutrition, psychological support, and community resources. Improve care quality for dementia patients & family care partners.
Alzheimer's
Discover the latest research on how brain training and cognitively stimulating activities can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's and dementia. Learn about the most effective activities and programs, and how to choose the right one for you.
Caregiver Support
Caregivers for aging family members often struggle with emotional and physical strain. Share your experiences and advocate for the resources and support you need, including a 24/7 caregiver education hotline and a dementia care management program.
Financial / Legal
As we age, it's important to plan and prepare for the possibility of needing assistance. Learn about the benefits of non-Medicare home care agencies and how to choose the right one for you. Plus, find out how to pay for the services you may need in the future.
Caregiving Issues
Preparing for the challenges of dementia and Alzheimer's disease in the home is essential. Learn about safety measures, such as locks and alarms, and tips for maintaining independence for the individual with dementia.