When looking into memory care centers for a spouse or loved one, you may be confused as to all of the choices and options you have available to you. You want to make the right decision, and understand the environment in which you will be leaving your family member. You may feel guilty, you may [...]
Age-related lapses in memory are different than early dementia symptoms. When should you be concerned about forgetfulness?
You may be wondering if Alzheimer's is hereditary, and if your family's genetic makeup makes Alzheimer's more likely for you or others you care about.
Is it time to place your loved one in an adult care facility? We can help you make the best choice for quality memory care.
Global Deterioration Scale (GDS), was originally developed by Dr. Barry Reisberg, Director of the Fisher Alzheimer’s Disease Education and Research program at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Reisberg's guideline is utilized by professionals and caregivers globally to identify a patient stages of Alzheimer's disease.
Caregivers often find themselves lonely, depressed and stressed out, with nowhere to turn. Facilitated support groups can provide a nonjudgmental forum and compassion from others who are in similar situations.
There may come a time when an assisted living resident develops dementia or Alzheimer's disease. This may indicate it is time to move from assisted living to memory care.
Creating a last will and testament, more simply known as “a will”, allows us to outline who receives our assets after we are gone.
Deciding on where a parent will spend the next phase of their life is a tough decision. Siblings often find themselves trapped in conflict.
For those who are aging, these easy tips may assist in the process of strengthening the brain and to prevent memory loss.