A visit to the hospital is inevitable when disease or injury occurs. Taking a dementia patient to the hospital, however, can cause the individual stress… Read More »Tips for Caregivers When Bringing Dementia Patients to the Hospital
Dementia is a progressive brain condition, meaning symptoms gradually worsen over the years. Plus, considering a cure is currently unavailable, dementia will progress and eventually… Read More »How to Handle End of Life Care for Seniors with Dementia
Seniors with Alzheimer’s disease will eventually need assistance with personal hygiene tasks. Self-care activities, like bathing, toileting, and grooming may be impossible for them to… Read More »Personal Care and Grooming Tips for Alzheimer’s Caregivers
Learning a second language is a fun hobby for many people. It’s time to dispel the familiar notion that only children easily learn a new… Read More »Benefits of Learning a Second Language for Seniors
Books continue to educate and enchant people of all ages. Seniors experience numerous rewards when they pick up a book or magazine or scroll through… Read More »Good Reading List for Seniors
Wandering is one of many symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. The Alzheimer’s Association reports that one in six seniors with dementia will wander at least once,… Read More »How to Reduce Unwanted Wandering for Seniors
Quality sleep is essential for a healthy, aging brain. But the position in which seniors choose to sleep can also significantly affect brain health. Sleeping… Read More »Does Sleeping Position Affect Dementia?
Incontinence affects a senior’s quality of life. The embarrassment that results from poor bladder control may cause older adults to intentionally avoid social and recreational… Read More »How to Manage Incontinence in the Elderly
Hiring in-home care for an aging loved one may indicate to families that their caregiving tasks are over. After all, a professional is monitoring the… Read More »Why Visiting Your Elderly Loved Ones Regularly is Important
Preserving vision should be an integral part of healthy aging practices. Seniors expect vision to decline with age; but by implementing efforts to protect their… Read More »Tips to Ensure Healthy Eyes As You Age
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