In the early stages of Alzheimer’s and dementia, many families opt for home care to keep their loved ones in familiar surroundings. But as symptoms progress and responsibilities increase, a transition from home care to memory care can provide the extra security, personal care, and support seniors need. In today’s blog, we explore the benefits…
When a loved one experiences cognitive decline, caring for them requires a community. Some family members try to tackle caregiving alone, but quickly end up burnt out without support. Below, we’ll be exploring how dementia affects seniors, why community plays such a large role in their quality of life, and how considering a transition to…
In Alabama alone, 217,000 people are primary caregivers for loved ones suffering from Alzheimer’s. While this can be a fulfilling experience initially, it is crucial to realize that individuals suffering from Alzheimer’s need 24-hour care and programs to promote their neurological health Eventually, providing specialized care at home can become a challenge. Therefore, a good…
Dementia is an umbrella term for symptoms such as the loss of memory, thinking abilities, problem-solving, and language. These symptoms can severely interfere with everyday life and cause health and safety concerns. Transitioning a family member with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia type into a Memory Care program can be the right decision to make…
