Plans for Assisted Living After Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s
One of the critical decisions after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis is determining the right moment to consider assisted living for memory care services.
Dementia Friendly Happenings in Atlanta
You might be surprised to learn that quite a few major museums and attractions offer specialty programming for those living with dementia and/or sensory adaptations.
Making Fulton County Dementia Friendly
Beth Cayce, along with others, has recently participated in the Dementia Champions training to assist the work of Dementia Friendly Fulton.
How to Know if a Memory Care Facility Supports Alzheimer’s Progress
Make sure it is a memory care facility for your loved one with Alzheimer’s, one designed to support those who are dealing with advanced memory-related challenges.
Ways Memory Care Assisted Living Can Help Those Dealing with Dementia
There are numerous ways that a memory care assisted living community can make a difference for somebody with dementia. Here are some considerations.
Start the New Year Off with the Best Memory Care for One With Dementia
There are many different forms of memory care, but the one that may very well be the best is assisted living. Why would assisted living be the best option?
Essential Legal Planning for Dementia
This guide aims to outline the key legal steps for families navigating dementia care, providing clarity and peace of mind during a challenging time.
Things to Consider About Assisted Living for a Parent with Alzheimer’s
When you reach the crossroads where assisted living for a parent with Alzheimer’s is an option, there are several things to consider. Let’s take a look at three of them.
For a Senior with Alzheimer’s, Memory Care Becomes Essential
One of the most common things family members do when an aging loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s is rally around but do not turn your back on other types of memory care services to support them.
Three Things That Might Help an Elderly Senior with Alzheimer’s
Let’s talk about three things that can make a world of difference for that aging senior who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia and for the rest of your family.
