Blog: Alzheimers

As we grow older, the comfort of our own homes can become overshadowed by the difficulty of performing simple daily tasks. It’s in these times that assisted living communities can significantly enhance the quality of life. But how exactly do these communities work, and how can they benefit your daily…

Our brain, that tireless workhorse, controls every thought we conjure, every memory we cherish, and every word we utter. It even choreographs our every move. So, how about we give it a little love and feed it well? Ready to discover the magic foods that’ll give your brain the fuel…

Pets often provide a significant boost to their owners’ health. Senior dogs, cats, and birds are especially beneficial to those with declining health or who must endure treatments that may cause pain or discomfort. Without the emotional support of a furry friend by your side, many elderly people would likely…

Journaling is the act of writing down one’s thoughts or experiences with the hope of understanding them better. It can help you clear your head of images and ideas you have been holding onto that are keeping you from moving forward in life. Some memory care residents may find journaling…

Many parents are doing their best by filling their time with work and activities to stay as occupied as possible. Still, it’s undeniable that our modern lifestyles leave little time for necessary rest. As a result, many people turn to professional respite services when they cannot provide care for themselves…

The use of coloring in memory care is a relatively new addition to the field. Still, for those living in memory care centers, it has provided some much-needed mental stimulation. In addition, studies have shown that this activity can benefit people with Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia. The blog…

These are tough times for those who have to care for their elderly loved ones, and one of the most difficult transitions is from assisted living to a memory care facility. Knowing the signs that it’s time to switch can make all the difference. Below are a series of signs…

As we age, new health concerns arise, and old problems become more difficult to treat. For anyone over the age of 65, health problems are increasing. Given this, seniors need to be aware of their health and when something isn’t quite right, go in for a checkup. In this post,…

If you start to see signs of your elderly parent’s physical or mental well-being changing, it can be hard to know if it’s just the symptoms of normal aging or signs of something more serious like dementia.   Age-Associated Memory Impairment Forgetfulness is not an uncommon thing. However, there comes…

What is Alzheimer’s disease? Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive and degenerative brain disorder. It impairs the ability to learn, make judgment, communicate effectively and also affects the ability to live a normal daily life. Alzheimer’s can also cause changes in behavior both mentally and physically as well as trigger paranoia,…