Welcome to our 4-part blog series focused on the most common progressive degenerative disorder seen in today’s aging population…Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). In this opening blog, we will look at the definition of AD, how to differentiate between dementia and AD, common signs of memory loss, and warning signs that indicate it’s time to schedule an […]
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The holidays are usually a time to be with our families. It is the time of year when we celebrate traditions, cultures, and religious events. Many families have holiday customs that have been handed down from generation to generation, and the holidays just wouldn’t be the same without them. As our grandparents, parents, and aging […]
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During the winter months, ice, snow and cold temperatures can make life challenging for everyone. Safety becomes an issue for anyone who might be outside in the element, but it becomes especially serious for seniors, who might not be as steady on their feet or as able to handle the cold. If your elderly loved […]
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Part I What is Alzheimer’s Disease 10 Warning Signs That Caregivers Should Look For in an Aging Loved One
Welcome to our 4-part blog series focused on the most common progressive degenerative disorder seen in today’s aging population…Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). In this opening blog, we will look at the definition of AD, how to differentiate between dementia and AD, common signs of memory loss, and warning signs that indicate it’s time to schedule an […]
Celebrating the Holidays with Elderly Family Members 10 Creative Activities to Get your Loved Ones Involved this Season
The holidays are usually a time to be with our families. It is the time of year when we celebrate traditions, cultures, and religious events. Many families have holiday customs that have been handed down from generation to generation, and the holidays just wouldn’t be the same without them. As our grandparents, parents, and aging […]
Keeping Elders Safe During the Winter Months 5 Safety Tips to Survive the Cold Weather
During the winter months, ice, snow and cold temperatures can make life challenging for everyone. Safety becomes an issue for anyone who might be outside in the element, but it becomes especially serious for seniors, who might not be as steady on their feet or as able to handle the cold. If your elderly loved […]