When Your Senior Loved One Needs Caregiver Assistance
It's essential to note that dementia progresses differently for each person, and early recognition allows for timely intervention and support. If you observe persistent and concerning changes in memory, cognition, or behavior in yourself or a loved one, seeking a professional evaluation from a healthcare provider is crucial for accurate diagnosis and appropriate care planning. Read more…
Recognizing Sundowning During Elder Care
Sundowning is common with elderly people who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Symptoms may vary, but many caregivers like you are looking for ways to cope. This blog will teach you a little more about the causes of sundowning, as well as strategies to reduce agitation in your senior loved one.
Recognizing Signs of Dementia in the Warmer Months
Next to Christmas, the summer months are excellent excuses to spend more time with your family. Your kids get to see Grandma and Grandpa. You get to relax and enjoy each other’s company. It’s a fun way to spend time together outdoors, by the pool or ocean. It’s also a great way to check in on signs of dementia. Read on to learn more about the signs to look out for this coming season.
How to Deal with Repetitive Questions
You’ve heard the question a million times, but your senior loved one think it’s the first. What can you do? Calmness and patience is important here, but there are other ways you can communicate with your aging parent, whether they have dementia or not. Learn more.