Hospice care is hard, but hospice care for dementia and Alzheimer’s patients is even harder. Not only is it more challenging to find the proper facilities, but it can be much more expensive. What Defines Needing Hospice Care for Dementia Hospice is defined as...
Keeping Activities for Dementia Going Community Involvement When Community Events are Canceled We have been isolated for months, and it will take time for things get back to normal. All of our usual hobbies and groups, especially the activities for dementia patients,...
At a certain point, you’re probably going to look into in-home care for your loved ones. This decision can pull on your heartstrings, cause arguments, and invoke much guilt. But, by doing it correctly and choosing the right level of care, you can get the help...
Your loved one’s dog or cat, bird or fish, or any other pet is essential. Not only do they give love and support to your loved one, but they can also provide stability and health benefits, especially to people with Alzheimer’s disease. Cognitive Benefits...
Why People with Alzheimer’s and Dementia Are More Confused At Night and What To Do About It Have you noticed your loved one getting confused at night? Are things a little bit more difficult and hard to navigate in the afternoons and evenings? You’re not...
