The start of a new year often feels like a fresh chapter, an opportunity to reflect, reset, and make changes that benefit both you and your loved one. For families caring for someone with dementia, this can be the year to stop carrying the weight alone and to seek out greater support, peace of mind, […]
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One of the big questions families have when a loved one is diagnosed with dementia is: Where will they live? Many people would like to continue living at home as long as possible, but more than 20% end up moving within four years of getting a diagnosis. That means it’s twice as likely that people […]
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Facing a dementia diagnosis in your family introduces a myriad of challenges. And as caregivers, you’re tasked with decisions that affect the well-being and comfort of your loved one. One of the most pivotal decisions is selecting the right living arrangements. While various options exist, from assisted living to memory care facilities, there’s a compelling […]
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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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Early intervention is a challenging, but essential decision to make to ensure the right care for your loved one. […]
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With or without a formal dementia or Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, the hard decision to move your loved one into a nursing home is a common one: An estimated 6.7 million Americans are living with dementia. […]
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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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Talking to someone with a memory impairment can be a challenge. Discover some of the strategies that can help you communicate with your loved one more effectively. […]
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