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Going Away for the Holidays? Respite Stays for Seniors with Memory Disorders Keep Loved Ones Safe and Cared For While You’re Gone
With the winter holidays (and vacations) coming, and families and caregivers planning some time off, concern for loved ones with cognitive disorders is also on
What is Person-Centered Memory Care?
Your loved one may have memory loss, but she still has a desire to have a say in her own life. She wants to participate
Navigating Alzheimer’s Disease as a Caregiver and Patient
Alzheimer’s disease is a form of dementia caused by a tangling of the brain’s nerve cells and a buildup of certain proteins. The brain damage
What is Dementia?
Dementia is not a disease but rather, a syndrome characterized by a cluster of symptoms that include memory loss, impaired thinking, and changes in behavior
What are Memory Disorders? Understanding the Causes and Signs of Memory Loss
Memory loss is a fairly common part of the aging process, but it’s not unique to seniors—everyone forgets things from time to time, whether we
