One of the most difficult challenges of a dementia diagnosis can be managing home care and living arrangements. Creating a safe and stable living environment for the care recipient is critical as it can impact the effectiveness of all other care. If the care recipient doesn’t feel comfortable in the living situation, then the rest […]
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Caring for a loved one with dementia means adapting to their evolving needs, including their diet and mealtime habits. As dementia progresses, changes in taste preferences or mealtime recognition can occur, impacting their nutritional intake. Our guide offers practical advice to support your loved one’s dietary needs, ensuring they receive the nourishment essential for their overall health and wellness. […]
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