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How to Help Children Understand Alzheimer’s Disease
January 22, 2019
An Alzheimer’s diagnosis is devastating for families, and as a parent, you may find it difficult to discuss the effects the disease has on the mind...
Age-Related Memory Loss May Not Be Alzheimer’s
January 10, 2019
Are you concerned about your memory? Do you write out a shopping list and then forget to take the list to the store with you? Do you forget where...
How to Talk to a Loved One With Dementia
December 10, 2018
If your loved one has dementia, talking to others can sometimes be a challenge. Often these challenges are a result of actions on the visitor’s part...
Signs of Dementia to Look for During the Holidays
December 2, 2018
If you are a distance caregiver, you may not have the opportunity to spend as much time with your aging loved ones as you would like to, which might...
Alzheimer’s Communication Tips for Caregivers
November 19, 2018
How can you help your loved one if they can’t tell you what they need? One of the many heartbreaking issues that crop up when Alzheimer’s starts to...
Safety Devices for Seniors Who Wander
November 13, 2018
Few things are scarier than realizing your elderly loved one is not where you expected them to be. They may wander because of Alzheimer’s disease or...
Tips for a Memorable Family Reunion for a Senior with Dementia
November 7, 2018
Being a family caregiver for an elderly adult who is living with dementia can be very challenging. Routine and predictability are very important...
The 3 Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
October 28, 2018
Nobody wants to hear the news of a bad diagnosis. But among all of the distressing illnesses a person could experience, there is something...
Vitamin D Deficiency and Memory Loss
July 9, 2018
A surprising statistic shows that only one-third of Americans are getting enough vitamin D – yes, even those living in the Sunshine State of Florida....
Sleep Tips for Seniors with Sundowners
June 25, 2018
Being on a home care journey with an elderly loved one who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia is challenging,...
