We can all be forgetful, but how do you know when it’s time to start having discussions about the possibility of Alzheimer’s or dementia? Your loved one’s needs will change as they progress in their later years, and even more drastically so if they are struggling with early-stage dementia or Alzheimer’s. The state of their […]
Filed under: Alzheimers Care, Behavioral Health, Elder Law Information, Free Assistance Choosing a community, In Home Care, Memory Care, Specialized memory care, Veterans Benefits by OurSeniorsGuide.com Monday, March 1st, 2021
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As their memory continues to fail, those suffering with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia will find it increasingly difficult to function and live independently. Each new day can being new challenges, and as circumstances continue to worsted, it’s more than likely that your loved one will require round the clock professional care. Alzheimer’s and […]
Filed under: Alzheimers Care, Elder Law Information, General, Geriatric Depression, Memory Care, Veterans Benefits by OurSeniorsGuide.com Friday, December 18th, 2020
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Memory Care and Assisted Living professionals are exerts at dealing with those suffering from Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Not only do they provide round the clock help with dressing, toileting, personal hygiene and all aspect of resident care, they have become skilled at the art of successfully communicating with those placed in their […]
Filed under: Alzheimers Care, Assisted Living, In Home Care, Memory Care, Respite Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Friday, December 18th, 2020
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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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Without question caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease is an ongoing challenge. In home caregivers, in addition to providing care like medication management, bathing, feeding and dressing, are also responsible for finding engaging activities to keep their loved one active, mentally challenged and to prevent boredom. Whether it’s a hobby or […]
Filed under: Adult Day Care, Elder Law Information, In Home Care, Memory Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Monday, October 5th, 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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We all know that a challenged brain is a happy brain, and an active body is a healthy body. That why Assisted Living facilities are so beneficial to the overall physical and mental health of their senior residence. Staffed with professional caregivers these senior care facilities provide physical and metal exercises, games and activities designed […]
Filed under: Alzheimers Care, Assisted Living, Free Assistance Choosing a community, Memory Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Wednesday, April 8th, 2020
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It should be expected that those suffering with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia may experience increasing problems with verbal communications. They can regularly experience problems finding the right words, remembering names, events and places. Those suffering from these conditions can easily become confused, frustrated and angry as they try to communicate with family and […]
Filed under: Alzheimers Care, Free Assistance Choosing a community, Memory Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Tuesday, January 14th, 2020
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The ongoing demands of dealing with a loved one with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia can quickly become overwhelming. Initially, these demands may be met by family members or in-home care providers, but as the disease progresses the patient will almost certainly require round the clock supervision and help with activities like, bathroom visits, […]
Filed under: Alzheimers Care, Elder Law Information, Free Assistance Choosing a community, Geriatric Depression, Memory Care, Respite Care by OurSeniorsGuide.com Tuesday, January 14th, 2020
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