Are you caring for a loved one with dementia? We understand, and we can help. We’re here for you if you need guidance, a break from in-home caregiving responsibilities, or full-time, ongoing memory care support. In the meantime, we offer these “easier-said-than-done” words of advice and encouragement to help you and your loved one on…
Recognizing the signs of dementia can make a world of difference. If you notice any of the signs provided by the Alzheimer’s Association in yourself or a loved one, it’s time to get help. Memory loss that disrupts daily life. Example: Forgetting recently learned information. Challenges in planning or solving problems. Example: Having trouble keeping…
A family guide for those considering senior living Helping a loved one make a change — even for the better — can be difficult. Sometimes, just starting the conversation can lead to misplaced emotions, misunderstood intentions, and misstatements. Regardless, sooner is better than later when it comes to talking to your aging parents about their…
