One of the first things we recommend after getting an Alzheimer’s or dementia diagnosis is to create a long-term health plan. These diseases behave very differently than other end-of-life prognoses. It’s essential to understand the escalating caregiving needs as memory loss progresses. Making plans for high-quality memory care is essential…
If you have a loved one who is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, you’re probably trying to learn all that you can. Knowing more about the disease will help you better understand the transition that your loved one is going through each and every day. Here are several facts about Alzheimer’s…
Finding an in-home caregiver for an elderly loved one with Alzheimer’s disease is no simple task. Alzheimer’s patients will require specialized home healthcare if you want to ensure that they have the best help possible. Since there are already an estimated 5 million adults in the United States living with Alzheimer’s Disease, it’s safe to…
Are you caring for a loved one with dementia? If so, you aren’t alone. Over 50 million people worldwide are currently living with this challenging condition. And, in most cases, their care is overseen by a close family member. The symptoms of dementia can include severe memory loss and poor judgment, impacting…
Dealing with dementia is emotionally draining. That is true for the person in cognitive decline as well as the carer. The key to coping with dementia and anger outbursts as a carer begins with understanding a little about what happens when someone suffers dementia and how this affects both their moods…
If you have a loved one experiencing dementia or Alzheimer’s, you might be unsure of what that actually means. Are they the same thing? Do they require the same treatment and care? Are there any important differences? When it comes to dementia vs Alzheimer’s, what are the important things to…
Around 50 million people suffer from dementia worldwide, with 10 million new cases popping up each year. Out of all the different types of dementia, Alzheimer’s is the most common, with 60 to 70 percent of dementia patients suffering from Alzheimer’s. But, what about the other types of dementia? From…
More than 50 million people in the world who have been diagnosed with dementia, and another 10 million are found to have the cognitive decline of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. It is not only the one diagnosed who has their entire lives changed. Their loved ones now face the uncertainty…
While memory issues mostly impact people over 65 years of age, most people say that their doctors never test their memory. While not everyone suffers from dementia, if doctors aren’t looking out for it, it’s hard to know who needs memory care. If you’re wondering “what is memory care”, it’s…
Have you noticed a change in someone you love? The changes may seem small at first, but they will get worse over time. You aren’t alone if you are seeing someone developing Alzheimer’s symptoms. 5.8 million Americans are living with the disease today. It can be hard to distinguish Alzheimer’s…
