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Early Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s in Seniors

Key Takeaways Alzheimer’s disease usually develops slowly and starts with mild forgetfulness, later affecting reasoning, judgment, and communication. Early symptoms include memory gaps, getting lost, and difficulty with daily tasks that were once familiar. Poor judgment, visual confusion, and unusual misplacement of items can all signal cognitive decline. Shifts in mood, personality, or social withdrawal…
A pair of seniors enjoying piecing together a puzzle in memory care.

Memory Care Activities That Help Seniors Living with Cognitive Decline

Key Takeaways Personalized memory care activities help maintain cognitive function, encourage a sense of purpose, and reduce anxiety Physical movement, creative arts, and social connections provide meaningful engagement Familiar routines, purposeful tasks, and compassionate support help maintain independence and dignity Quality memory care communities can adapt activities to each resident’s changing needs and preferences When…
An adult child talks and holds hands with their parent with dementia while sitting on a couch together.

How to Talk to a Parent Living with Dementia

Key Takeaways Approach conversations with patience, understanding, and empathy. Use simple, clear language and speak slowly to aid communication. Maintain a calm and reassuring tone to create a comforting environment. Focus on the present moment and avoid asking complex questions about the past. Be attentive to nonverbal cues, such as facial expressions and body language.…
A senior being pushed through a park in their wheelchair by a nurse and smiling as they enjoy the time together.

Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What’s the Difference?

Assisted living and memory care represent a pair of long-term care settings developed for senior citizens, although they are tailored to diverse needs and resident types. Grasping the main contrasts between them aids families in making educated choices regarding the most suitable care for their beloved family members. While assisted living is suitable for anyone…
Nurse in blue scrubs and older man with cane smiling and laughing while looking through a photo album on a couch.

What is Memory Care?

If you have a loved one with a cognitive condition like dementia or Alzheimer’s, you want the best for them. And while caring for someone with memory impairment can be challenging, you don’t have to do it all by yourself. Memory care can be an invaluable option for families in need of additional, professional support.…

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