We’re excited to share some big news: Lizzy Care is now part of Medicare’s new GUIDE program! This means that starting July 1, 2025 we can offer more support to people living with dementia and their families, at no cost to them, through Medicare. What is GUIDE? GUIDE stands for “Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience.” […]
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Researchers say there appears to be a connection after finding an interesting group of people to study. How researchers found shingles-dementia data In 2013, the country of Wales decided that anybody born on or after September 2, 1933 was eligible for a shingles vaccine. Anybody older was ineligible for life. A large group of people […]
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Want to learn about our new feature Progress, read about that here. Eating a high-fat diet affects more than just your waistline. A new study found that overloading on fatty foods for just three days can impact your memory, inflammation, and anxiety as you get older. Obesity has been linked to dementia so researchers at […]
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Lizzy Care is reimagining dementia care and providing the resources for today’s needs and tomorrow’s challenges. When we want to lift our moods, have a good cry, or connect back to a different time, we turn to the music that has influenced our lives. Music can be an incredible tool as our brains age, even […]
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The United States is facing a stark increase in dementia cases as Baby Boomers age. According to research recently published in Nature, approximately one million new cases are expected annually by 2060. That’s double the number of cases we saw in 2020. The care industry is already stretched thin and struggling to meet the demands […]
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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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Denial is very common in early dementia A very common theme in providing care for older adults, particularly those who are experiencing cognitive decline, is denial and refusal of care. This can manifest in many ways, from total lack of awareness, to “it’s not that bad yet,” to outright refusal to accept their condition. […]
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The holiday season is a time for connection, celebration, and creating memories with your loved ones. If your family is navigating dementia, traveling can bring extra challenges, but with preparation and the right mindset, it’s entirely possible to enjoy the holidays together. Here’s Lizzy Care’s guide to traveling with a loved one who has dementia, […]
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The U.S. is making a new push to better understand how dementia affects Americans and they want to make sure you can understand it, too. Dementia DataHub is a new initiative that uses information from Medicare to gather and share vital information in an effort to improve care, treatment, and understanding. The website features easy-to-use […]
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When you’re concerned about a loved one’s cognitive decline, it can be frustrating—and even heartbreaking—if other family members don’t yet believe there’s a problem. Family dynamics can complicate an already emotional situation, especially if some members are in denial about your loved one’s need for memory care. But there are ways to manage these challenges […]
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