Senior and young women

Understanding the Economic Burden of Dementia Caregiving

When you hear about dementia you may only think of it as a disease that affects a person's brain. But you have no idea how much damage it does to a caregiver's bank account. Dementia can have a significant impact on your financial well-being as a...

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Tips for Gardening with a Dementia Patient

Gardening is a brilliant activity for seniors suffering from dementia. This therapeutic act helps stimulate memory, calm senses, relieve pain from arthritis, and lift mood. If you are looking to engage your loved one suffering from dementia in a...

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Young and Old women preparing food

Creative Ways to Stimulate Memory in Dementia Patients

Are you searching for engaging and stimulating activities for your loved one who is suffering from dementia? You are eager to improve their quality of life and bring them happiness, but you may be unsure where to begin. First of all, you need to...

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Power of Reminiscence Therapy in Dementia Care

Have you ever had moments where some songs, smells, or pictures remind you of some memories from your past? Have you ever wondered how reminiscence therapy can help you in recovering the old memories of your loved one with dementia? Well, here is...

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Arranging Transportation for Dementia Patients: Things You Need to Know

Arranging Transportation is one of the most important tasks for senior care. According to the National Aging and Disability Transportation Center, more than one in five Americans 65 years or older no longer drive. This means that most senior members...

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Maintaining Dignity and Independence

Maintaining Dignity and Independence: Empowering Alzheimer’s Patients through Person-Centered Care

A home is a place where you feel the most comfortable. The similarity of being at home gives you a sense of stability, which is very important for Alzheimer's patients. However, it can be hard for people dealing with dementia to manage things...

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