Dementia. Alzheimer’s disease. Cognitive decline. Scary realities our society is struggling with today, both as caregivers and in the scientific and medical communities. Since
Written by guest author Eve Pearce It really is no secret that as we age, our bodies change and the way we look (not
It is not easy to learn to speak Alzheimer’s. As the disease progresses, it often causes our loved ones to lose verbal communication skills.
A great way to open the door to that “what if” discussion is by sitting down together and preparing your Healthcare Advance Directives.
November is National Family Caregivers Month, an annual observance to raise awareness of family caregiver issues and increase support of caregivers. This observance may
Woodland Ridge is proud to announce the integration of SimpleC as a tool for helping our residents with advanced dementia. The Meadows, our Memory
Families often consider moving a loved one or family member to assisted living when they are initially diagnosed with dementia or some other age-related
According to Marietta elder law attorney, Steve Worrall, Alzheimer’s and Dementia awareness week (February 14th –21st) is the perfect time to have ‘tough conversations’ with
“NCOIL model may offer respite for middle-class Americans struggling with long term care costs” We see it in the headlines almost every day. Between
Assisted living has evolved over the years to become an integral part of the continuum of care for aging adults rather than just an
