Alzheimer’s is a scary disease, both for the person diagnosed and their loved ones. Sometimes, people with Alzheimer’s find they’re living in isolation, and those who used to visit them often don’t come around as much – if at all. What can you do if this has happened...
We all can be forgetful. As we age, our memory and our cognitive abilities change. Many elderly citizens may experience a slight loss of memory. When memory loss becomes more pronounced and affects one’s daily life and functionality, it could be a symptom of...
Music is a powerful tool. Research has shown music stimulates neurons that span the brain. Brain functions which have no obvious connection to each other are stimulated by music. For people who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease, the effects of music therapy as a...
Staying at home as a person ages is very important to most people. Their home is a representation of their financial and personal accomplishments. And it’s a reminder of the happy times they had raising their children and spending time with their grandchildren. When...
The onset of Alzheimer’s or Dementia can be a very stressful and distressing time for a senior citizen and their family. As a caregiver, you will have little time for your other daily tasks. We recommend that you consider adult day care centers. Having...
Caretaking for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease isn’t always easy. It takes a lot of time and effort and can be, at times, emotionally draining. As a caretaker, it’s important to acknowledge you need some help every once in a while. But where can you find the help...
