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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The Lizzy Care app was developed to assist families and caregivers to better communicate while caring for someone with dementia. Receive updates, connect via chat, and check routines all in one place. […]
Early intervention is a challenging, but essential decision to make to ensure the right care for your loved one. […]
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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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You suspect your loved one has dementia. How should you approach the conversation with them? Watching a loved one age is incredibly difficult. All caregivers struggle with bringing up the subject of a memory care condition, like Alzheimer’s or dementia, with their loved one. It’s natural to be worried that you will upset or anger […]
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