Dementia, in all its forms, affects millions of individuals worldwide. If your family member is one of them, you might have a lot of questions about the future. As the disease advances, it becomes increasingly important to plan for the different stages of dementia to ensure that care is available and sufficient to help your [...]
Seniors requiring memory care often face mobility challenges that can impact their daily lives and schedules in major ways.
Some of the data regarding preclinical signs of dementia and declines in memory includes the onset of motor skill difficulties.
Visiting a senior family member who lives in a memory care residence can be complicated - especially when cognitive issues are causing unpredictable behavior.
If your Mom or Dad is in a memory care facility, you can relieve any anxiety by being an active advocate for their care and well-being.
Sensory activities are eseential for those with dementia because they help them to interact emotionally, something they struggle to do.
A good way to help ease confusion is to ask your loved one about their old routine and see if it matches their sundowning behavior.
While many do not associate MS with memory loss, cognitive impairment can manifest and cause notable intellectual and social disabilities.
If you have reservations about elder care, an assisted living facility tour can provide invaluable insights into the quality of care provided.
Cooler weather makes day trips more enjoyable for everyone - and these excursions may be especially welcomed by your loved ones in assisted living and memory care.