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Is Hospice Only for End-of-Life Care?

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Hospice is often misunderstood as care reserved for the final days or hours of life, but that’s only one part of the story. While hospice does support people at the end of life, it also plays a crucial role much earlier in a person’s journey through terminal illness. Families navigating complex medical decisions often wait […]

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7 Movies About Alzheimer’s Disease

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Films have a unique way of shedding light on complex topics. Alzheimer’s disease is no exception—there are plenty of movies showcasing a unique view of this complicated condition. For many caregivers and family members, movies help them deeply connect with a loved one’s experiences, and give them valuable insights into the impacts of Alzheimer’s disease. […]

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The Importance of Routine in Preventing Cognitive Decline

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A structured routine brings comfort, stability, and familiarity to everyday life. When a person is experiencing cognitive decline, a proper routine makes all the difference. This is just one part of what makes memory care so valuable—it brings structured support to every day and helps those living with cognitive decline. Establishing a routine can help […]

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Tips for Coping With a Parent With Dementia

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A diagnosis of dementia changes life’s landscape for everyone involved. Whether it’s forgetting familiar faces, struggling with daily tasks, or moments of confusion, dementia means a gradual shift in the journey of life that requires patience and compassion. While this journey is deeply personal, having a roadmap—like a thoughtful and supportive environment—can help you support […]

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Stages of Caregiver Burnout: When to Access Respite Care

Being a caregiver for a loved one can be both fulfilling and demanding. The emotional, physical, and mental energy required for caregiving often goes unnoticed, but it can profoundly affect both you and your loved one. Eventually, however, there may be a stage where you need professional support—caregiver burnout can be a significant problem. Burnout […]

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