Alzheimer’s and Dementia: Is There a Difference?
Although the terms are often used interchangeably, there is a difference between Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
How Smart Technology and AI May Affect Elder Care
While technology can enhance care, it must complement, rather than replace, human interaction. Elderly individuals need emotional and social support that AI cannot replicate.
Navigating Conversations with Dementia Patients
When speaking with dementia patients, guiding conversations towards long-held memories rather than short term events can help.
7 Practical and Fulfilling Resolutions for the New Year
New Year's resolutions can help seniors to increase their independence and confidence, promoting a sense of accomplishment as they achieve small but meaningful milestones.
Importance of Varied Activities for Seniors in Assisted Living
A senior residence should strive to offer access to diverse activities that contribute to residents' physical and emotional health.
Holiday Depression and Anxiety
For many seniors, especially those living alone, this season can be a time of intense loneliness, anxiety, and holiday depression.
Caring for Your Spouse in Assisted Living
Caring for a spouse who needs daily assistance or specialized memory care can be both a labor of love and an immense responsibility. Many couples begin this journey out of devotion, hoping to provide the best care. But over time, this adjustment in caregiving can cause emotional and physical demands that strain even the strongest [...]
Handling Dementia Progression with Patience
As difficult as it may be, accepting the progression of dementia allows you and your loved one to move forward with dignity.
Assisted Living and Memory Care Assistance Through Medicaid
There may be confusion about what Medicaid and Medicare will cover for seniors needing help. These two programs may sound similar, but they serve very different purposes, especially regarding what they pay for and how they pay for it.
5 Signs: When a Senior Residence May Be the Best Option
You don't want to wait until it's too late to give your family member a better, healthier life. Here are 5 signs that may indicate that it is time for a senior residence.