Tips for Dementia Caregivers

Managing incontinence is a challenging task. This becomes more pronounced when the level of incontinence is severe and is accompanied by illnesses such as dementia and Alzheimer’s. it goes beyond...

Continuing Care Retirement Communities or more commonly known as CCRC’s are a one stop shop for progressing levels of care throughout the retirement years. Read more on this care arrangement...

At the end of the series of centers and homes for dementia patients is something called hospice.Hospice assures a sense of comfort in a time that would otherwise bring both...

When a loved one suffering from a degenerative brain disease like dementia starts to experience changes in their behavior, us caregivers are hopeful that it might be a temporary change,...

As a primary caregiver or family member of a dementia patient, selecting the right type of care arrangement can be filled with a lot of information and plenty of confusion....

When looking at care arrangements for a loved one who is suffering from dementia, family members often have to make difficult decisions with regards to it. For example, should their...