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The Benefits of In-Town Independent Living at Village Apartments
Imagine having a range of activities to indulge in right at home . . . yet be just blocks away from a quaint walking downtown
Maximizing Comfort For Seniors With Dementia
Caregivers of seniors with dementia—whether family members, home health aides or caregivers in long-term care settings—are learning more about person-centered care, the model of care
The Benefits of Music for Individuals with Dementia
Music has so many benefits for people of all ages and abilities. It makes us smile, sing along, and sometimes, cry. It is undeniable that
Creating Memories with Seniors in The Face of Memory Loss
The effects of dementia on family members and friends can be difficult to deal with as older loved ones suffer with memory loss. Grown children
A Creative, Holistic Approach to Memory Care
When memory becomes a challenge, the five senses can open doors to mental and emotional wellness. Music, art, movement, and other creative activities are known
The Importance of Good Nutrition for Dementia Sufferers
So many of the things we take for granted in life become difficult for those with dementia, not the least of which is eating healthy
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
