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
Dementia is a condition that primarily affects older adults. By 2050, it is expected that 100 million adults worldwide will be diagnosed with this progressive… Read More »Reducing the Risk of Dementia with Leisure Activities
Dementia wandering can be a dangerous event. The elderly can get lost in unsafe places, suffer a fall and become injured, or be exposed to… Read More »How to Prevent Someone with Dementia from Wandering
The summer is a time that is known to be filled with fun experiences and enjoyable activities that will become lifelong memories. However, not all… Read More »Safe Summer Activities for Seniors with Dementia
As we age, it’s normal for us not to eat as much as we used to. This is because our bodies slow down and don’t… Read More »Healthy Smoothies for People with Dementia
Solving puzzles of any variety is beneficial for seniors. A wide range of puzzle-style brain games are available online, allowing older adults to pursue this… Read More »Online Puzzles for Seniors
Gift-giving and receiving is enjoyed by all, whether it is during the holidays, on special occasions or just as an everyday thoughtful gesture. Choosing a… Read More »8 Gift Ideas for Seniors with Dementia
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