If you have a loved one that has been recently diagnosed with o e Alzheimer’s, then you undoubtedly have a million questions on your mind. One of these questions might…
Providing care is a 24/7 responsibility that takes place 365 days a year, for a lifetime. Understandably, that makes caregiving an impossible job for one person. Blessedly, no one has…
Over five million people live with Alzheimer’s Disease in the U.S. What makes that figure even more staggering is that Alzheimer’s is not the only type of dementia affecting elders.…
Everyone needs a little help now and then, and that goes for caregivers as well as those they care for. While being a primary caregiver is born out of limitless…
There often comes a time when we must decide if our loved one might need a little extra care at home. One of the last things that we want is…
Alzheimer’s Disease is a condition that follows three typical stages. When you know the stage your loved one is in and how you can help them, it allows both you…
Using a calendar that’s visible helps people with memory issues feel more comfortable. Alzheimer’s Disease typically follows recognizable patterns in its progression. In each of its three stages, there are…
Caregivers at home for Alzheimer’s patients face a difficult task not only of taking care of a loved one with Alzheimer’s, but also of having to redefine roles and relationships.…
If you have a loved one who has been diagnosed with dementia it can be difficult to determine if it is still safe for them to live independently. Often family…
Becoming a family caregiver for an aging loved one is an incredible undertaking. You are dedicating your time, energy and effort to making sure that this senior is able to…
