Good communication is an essential part of elderly care. But when you’re caring for someone suffering from some types of dementia like Alzheimer’s disease, the strategy you use in a regular elderly may not be as effective as you think. Wrong strategies would cause anxiety and overall suffering to a demented elder’s life. That’s why … Read more
When a loved one reaches old age, chances are that senior member of your family needs extra attention. But if any of you can’t give the optimal care, receiving services from an elder care facility could fix the problem. Moreover, if the primary concern of your senior is dementia and related conditions, then you just … Read more
Memory care is a form of senior living which offers long-term, intensive, specialized care to elders diagnosed with dementia. The demand for having memory care institutions is quite high since it’s predicted that more seniors from the Baby Boomers generation are likely to experience dementia. Fortunately, the senior care industry is gearing up to meet … Read more
According to alz.org, “dementia is a general term for a decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life”. Memory loss is an early sign of dementia. It is also defined as fatal brain failure, like cancer that physically kills patients, not simply a mental illness associated with old age. Alzheimer’s is the … Read more
Assisted living Boynton Beach is a facility in Boynton Beach, FL that provides adults with disabilities personal and medical care such as bathing, medication management, eating, dressing or using the bathroom. Assisted living costs less than nursing home care. Long-term care insurance or health care policies may cover some of the costs. Why Choose Assisted … Read more
As we age, the forgetful moment happens, but they don’t always mean someone is developing Alzheimer’s. Age-related cognitive decline such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease signs and symptoms shouldn’t be ignored. If you recognize the early signs of Alzheimer’s or dementia in a loved one or a family member, you should discuss to your doctor … Read more
Some seniors require assistance in order to perform daily routines even the most basic tasks while some can still live independently without the need for assistance in the comforts of their own home. Unfortunately, as our elderly parent ages, the decline of health especially the loss of hearing, vision impairment or mobility issues become very … Read more
As we age, some of us decline in cognitive ability faster than others. A decline in cognitive ability is very common as one gets older but there are ways to help delay or prevent memory loss for the elderly. There are several memory care tips for your aging loved ones that you can do at … Read more
As our parents’ age, they might need more help. You might not know exactly what to do or where to start. While not all aging parents situations are the same, getting help with aging parents can be challenging especially, if you’re also a very busy individual. There are several ways you can help improve your aging … Read more
Caring for the elderly is traditionally performed by immediate family members. Work and family affairs make them more occupied and taking care of their elderly themselves is now a bit difficult. Preparing their senior family member for a big move instead of leaving them alone is a difficult thing to do but is beneficial nonetheless. … Read more
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