Taking care of people with Alzheimer’s disease or other kind of dementia requires empathy, creativity, and patience, the capacity to step outside of your own
Disbelief. Shame. Awkwardness. Discomfort. Every one of these feelings can cycle through the heart of those providing care for dementia patients who demonstrate disinhibited behaviors,
Dementia and confusion usually go hand in hand, and can lead to recent memories being forgotten or altered, while those from the more remote past
“Why would you think I have dementia? There is not a single thing wrong with me!” If a loved one with Alzheimer’s communicates beliefs like this,
Preparing for long-term senior home care needs involves a wide range of variables. Often, a senior may be completely independent and self-sufficient for many years,
Millions of Americans are struggling with the question of whether their elderly parents are able to cover the cost for long-term care. Monetary issues can
Long-term care insurance can offer exceptional peace of mind, but utilizing those benefits can end up being a confusing experience for older individuals and their
When is the right time to start thinking about future senior care needs? Even if this thought may not be at the top of your
COVID-19 cases in assisted living facilities and nursing homes have been devastating, as the virus has been spreading like wildfire through our most vulnerable population
Recovering from surgery takes time, especially for seniors. Not only do aging bodies take longer to heal, but with compromised mobility and a plethora of
Knowledge of a terminally ill loved one’s impending demise is
Everyone goes through times when they just want to be
Spending time with Mom recently brought to light several unsettling
