Key Takeaways When someone you love begins to show signs of memory loss, it can be challenging to know what’s next. You may notice small changes, like forgotten names, misplaced items, or unusual behavior. Sometimes, these are minor problems, but other times, these early signs can quickly affect your loved one’s dignity, safety, and quality […]
Key takeaways: When a loved one receives a memory-related diagnosis, families face a challenging decision: choosing the right memory care community. Florida’s warm climate and abundant senior living options make it an attractive destination. Yet, the sheer number of choices can feel overwhelming. How do you navigate this critical decision with confidence? The right memory […]
Summers in Florida can be as challenging as they are beautiful. Alongside sunny skies and warm breezes come heavy rain, intense heat, and the potential for hurricanes and tropical storms. For older adults, this season brings more than just inconvenience—it can bring real danger. Inclement weather can seriously impact the health and safety of seniors, […]
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 […]
It’s no secret that our sleeping patterns change as we age. Whether it’s sleeping in or long naps during the day, it may seem like older adults in our lives longer than they ever did in the past. It turns out, it’s normal for older adults to sleep less at night leading to them spending […]
There isn’t a single answer as to when someone becomes “a senior citizen,” as it varies from country to country and even within individual states. This reflects a broad spectrum of ideas about what it means to be a senior. With a reputation for accommodating a sizable retiree community and fondly referred to as the […]
When a loved one has dementia, it’s only natural to want to be there to support and spend time with them. But if their condition grows more severe, you might start to question if there is such a thing as too much visiting. You can gauge this by seeing how your loved one responds to […]
When we can’t visit our loved ones in person, a phone call is a classic way to stay in touch. But as anyone who has talked on the phone for a long period can attest to, this isn’t always the easiest thing to do. That’s why, while communicating with a loved one who has dementia […]
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. […]
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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