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 […]
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 […]
As our loved ones age, we often find ourselves faced with difficult decisions regarding their care and well-being. One such decision is whether to move them into a memory care community. Memory care is a specialized service designed to provide comprehensive support for individuals suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and other forms of memory impairment. […]
Memory care and assisted living are 2 distinct types of care options for individuals in their later years who need assistance with daily tasks. Memory care is tailored to those facing Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or other cognitive issues. On the other hand, assisted living provides support for largely independent individuals who need some help with […]
As dementia progresses, it can become increasingly difficult for someone to maintain their independence and carry out daily tasks. For some individuals, this may mean that a care home is the best option for them as their condition advances. However, deciding when to move into a care home can be a challenging decision for both […]
As we age, it is not uncommon for memory issues to arise. For many families, understanding how to provide the right care for a loved one experiencing significant memory loss can be challenging. Memory care is specialized care designed for individuals with mild to moderate memory-related conditions. Dementia care focuses on managing the progressive nature […]
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 […]
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