“Moving Day” appears on almost everyone’s list of stress-inducing life events. And that certainly makes sense. Purging, packing, unpacking, and then waking up in unfamiliar ...Read More
8 Steps to Take When a Parent Has Alzheimer’s
When a parent has Alzheimer’s, your first steps should be to understand the diagnosis, establish ongoing medical care, address immediate safety concerns, and begin planning ...Read More
Sudden Worsening of Dementia Symptoms: Causes, Signs, and What To Do
Dementia is a progressive condition, but that does not mean every change happens gradually. A person who has been relatively stable may suddenly seem much ...Read More
Dental Health and Dementia
What do teeth have to do with Alzheimer’s and dementia? Studies have linked dental health to lower dementia rates. People who have more of their ...Read More
Levels of Memory Care: Finding the Right Support
Watching a parent struggle with memory changes can make every decision feel urgent. Understanding the levels of memory care helps you focus on the support ...Read More
Normal Aging vs. Dementia: Signs Families Should Look For
Watching a parent repeat a question or lose track of an appointment can feel frightening. Normal aging vs dementia often comes down to a key ...Read More
Memory Care and Dementia Care, Explained for Families
Families may be confused when they see the terms “memory care” and “dementia care” while searching for a community for a loved one with Alzheimers ...Read More
Visiting a Loved One in Memory Care: How to Prepare, How to Handle Challenges, and Tips for a Great Visit
When you’re visiting a loved one in memory care, you probably want the visit to feel calm, helpful, and real. Dementia, memory loss, and cognitive ...Read More
What is Mixed Dementia?
Mixed dementia is when a person has more than one type of dementia at the same time. The most common mix is Alzheimer’s disease and ...Read More
