Assessing Early Stage Dementia Care Needs: If your loved one is living independently with early stage dementia or Alzheimer’s you will need to assess their changing care needs on a regular basis. Listed below are things to look for each time you visit their home. ü Is your loved one eating regular nutritious meals? ü […]
Filed under: Adult Day Care, Alzheimers Care, Behavioral Health, In Home Care, Memory Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Friday, November 13th, 2020
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It’s no secret that when your aging loved ones are living in their own home the endless tasks of daily life are never done. Cooking, cleaning, home and gardening maintenance, setting appointments, going to the doctor, grocery and pharmacy are just a few of the numerous tasks that need to be done, almost every day. […]
Filed under: Assisted Living, Behavioral Health, Continuum Of Care, Geriatric Depression by OurSeniorsGuide.com Friday, November 13th, 2020
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To help eliminate the spread of the coronavirus among senior residence, Nursing Homes, Senior Care Facilities and Assisted Living Communities are strictly adhering to CDC recommendations by restricting all visitors, volunteers, and nonessential personnel from entering their building. They have also cancelled most group activities and eliminated communal dining. Seniors with memory issues like Alzheimer’s […]
Filed under: Behavioral Health, Geriatric Depression, Memory Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Monday, October 5th, 2020
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If your loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia and needs more care than you can provide at home, it’s time to consider a round the clock, professional memory care community. These memory care communities offer improved quality of life for residents and peace of mind for friends and family. Memory care communities are […]
Filed under: Alzheimers Care, Assisted Living, Behavioral Health, Continuum Of Care, Memory Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Wednesday, September 9th, 2020
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Caring for your loved one with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia can range from simple everyday jobs in the early stages to colossal tasks and challenges in the middle and later stages of the disease. This reality can and will challenge any relationship when you are acting as a memory loss caregiver in the […]
Filed under: Alzheimers Care, Behavioral Health, Elder Law Information, Geriatric Depression, In Home Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Saturday, August 1st, 2020
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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 […]
Filed under: Adult Day Care, Adult Day Services, Behavioral Health, In Home Care, Respite Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Wednesday, April 8th, 2020
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Many family caregivers fear talking with their senior loved one about future plans for senior care and senior living. However, having a conversation that addresses your loved ones needs and desires before a crisis arises is a proactive way to ensure the long-term safety and well-being of your loved one. Consider the following tips when […]
Filed under: Behavioral Health, Free Assistance Choosing a community, Geriatric Physicians by OurSeniorsGuide.com Monday, September 9th, 2019
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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, […]
Filed under: Adult Day Care, Behavioral Health, Elder Law Information, Geriatric Depression, Homemaker & Companion, Personal In Home Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Friday, August 2nd, 2019
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According to the Alzheimer’s Association, approximately 5 million Americans are currently living with Alzheimer’s, and other forms of dementia. In reality, the number is likely much higher, as not everyone talks with their medical professionals or even recognizes their gradual decline in cognitive ability and increasing memory loss. Individuals’ with Alzheimer’s are at a higher […]
Filed under: Alzheimers Care, Assisted Living Communities, Behavioral Health, Elder Law Information, Geriatric Physicians, Memory Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Tuesday, July 31st, 2018
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Dealing with a loved one’s Alzheimer’s disease can easily result in strong and varying opinions among family members. Upon initial diagnosis and as the disease progresses, caregiving issues and professional care decisions can often ignite family conflicts. The strategies below can help families cope with, and resolve the situation together. Tips for Resolving Family Conflicts […]
Filed under: Adult Day Services, Alzheimers Care, Behavioral Health, Geriatric Depression by OurSeniorsGuide.com Tuesday, February 20th, 2018
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