Common Misconceptions About Assisted Living and Memory Care
If misconceptions about memory care and assisted living are causing concern, read more about how these facilities can benefit your loved one.
If misconceptions about memory care and assisted living are causing concern, read more about how these facilities can benefit your loved one.
If your loved one lives in an assisted living or memory care facility, you may be concerned about including them during the upcoming holidays.
Recent research supports the fact that hearing loss is more than just a communication issue—it can increase the risk of cognitive decline, including dementia.
Studies have revealed fantastic benefits of indoor green plants, including their ability to improve air quality, reduce stress, and promote healing.
Alzheimer's research has identified specific genes that can influence your chances of developing the disease. However, simply having these genes does not guarantee an Alzheimer's diagnosis.
As memory loss increases and cognitive abilities decline, everyday situations can quickly turn dangerous for seniors.
Recent research has revealed a significant connection between vision impairment and an increased risk of dementia, suggesting that nearly one in five dementia cases could be linked to visual problems.
Advanced in knowledge, technology and expectations have driven the contemporary assisted living and memory care transformation.
Seniors, especially those living with illness, may want to talk to their doctor and see if changes to diet and exercise can improve their gut health.
September marks World Alzheimer's Month, a global effort to raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and its impact.