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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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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Early intervention is a challenging, but essential decision to make to ensure the right care for your loved one. […]
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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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