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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While there are many factors that can be associated with early-onset dementia, a new one is now on the radar: the 2001 terror attacks on the World Trade Center (WTC). A recently-published paper in the JAMA Network medical journal sheds light on a concerning link between first responders and an increased risk of early-onset dementia. […]
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Five years before a person is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or other memory disorders, there may already be signs of trouble in the form of overdue notices and falling credit scores, according to a recent study. Researchers from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Georgetown University found that people diagnosed with dementia often […]
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Lizzy Care is the next generation of dementia care. If you need help caring for a loved one with dementia get in touch today. 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 […]
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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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Explore the sensitive and challenging topic of Inappropriate Sexual Behavior in Dementia with our comprehensive online article at Lizzy Care.
This article covers essential insights and practical strategies for caregivers and healthcare professionals. Understand the underlying causes of sexual behavior changes in dementia patients and learn effective ways to manage these behaviors while maintaining dignity and respect.
Our artocle covers a range of topics, including identifying triggers, communication techniques, legal and ethical considerations, and personalized care approaches. Enhance your skills in dealing with complex dementia-related issues and provide compassionate care for your patients. Visit Lizzy Care’s website today to enroll and start your journey towards better dementia care. […]
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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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There are many different types of dementia. It’s important to understand which one your loved one has and how you can help them to manage it. Dementia is not one specific condition but is a general term used for loss of memory and other mental abilities that is severe enough to interfere with daily life. […]
