Families often choose in-home care provided by a family member during the early stages of Alzheimer’s, dementia or other forms of memory loss. In-home care allows your loved one to maintain a degree of independence, while remaining in the comfort of their own home. If recommended by your physician, in-home caregiving can be an appropriate starting […]
People with Alzheimer’s and other forms of Dementia experience a gradual yet steady decline in cognitive ability, social awareness, overall memory, safety and understanding of everyday concepts. Unfortunately, individuals with Alzheimer’s and Dementia are at a much higher risk of falling victim to certain dangers around the home. Listed below are some of these threats, […]
Caregiving for a loved one is an important job, but as a caregiver it’s important that you don’t overlook your own health and wellbeing. Caregiver burnout and stress will not just affect your health, but it will result in a decline in your ability to properly care for your loved one. Respite care allows caregivers […]
Simple daily activities for a loved one suffering with dementia can become far more confusing or complicated than ever before. Sometimes activities as simple as getting dressed or planning to leave the house can seem almost insurmountable, causing unneeded stress and turmoil for all. Try these simple suggestions to see if they help. Simplify Instructions and […]
It goes without saying that providing round the clock care for loved ones is a tireless and sometimes thankless job. Many families take great joy in providing care to their loved ones in their own home; however the physical, emotional and financial consequences for the family caregiver can become overwhelming without regular outside support, such […]
