Dementia Care

Living Alone with Dementia and Thriving at Home: A Collaborative Care Case Study

When 84-year-old Nora N. lost her husband suddenly, she faced the prospect of leaving her beloved and comforting South Shore, MA home for a memory care facility. Living with progressing Alzheimer's disease and without immediate [...]

Navigating Daylight Saving Time with Older Adults: A Compassionate Guide for Caregivers

Daylight Savings Time might seem like a minor inconvenience to most of us, but for older adults—especially those living with dementia—time changes can create challenges that ripple through their daily lives in unexpected ways. If [...]

Is Dementia Genetic or Hereditary?

There is a genetic link to Alzheimer’s and some dementia-related diseases. However, whether or not a person develops dementia is more complicated than whether or not they carry a specific gene. There are a range of factors, in addition to genetics, that catalyze or activate dementia onset. So, while health professionals may advocate for genetic testing to learn more about your risk, physicians and neurologists acknowledge that lifestyle choices are equally important in minimizing or slowing down dementia onset and progression.

2024-05-24T17:01:40+00:00September 2, 2023|Aging Care, Brain Health, Dementia Care|

What to Do When Dementia Causes Meanness

According to a study that was recently conducted by Alzheimer’s Disease International, one person on Earth develops a new case of dementia every three seconds. As of 2015, there were 46.8 million people worldwide living with the disease. [...]

2024-01-15T14:37:44+00:00August 12, 2016|Dementia Care|
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