Practical Care Tips for Dementia, Dementia Drugs, Dementia Brain

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...

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....

Whenever someone is diagnosed with dementia, they will, sooner or later, require special care arrangements. They could be cared either at home or at an external facility. They could be...

Keeping a loved one with dementia or another cognitive impairment safe can be a challenging task, especially in the beginning when there may not be a clear diagnosis of the...

Dementia is known to be a chronic disorder of the mental processes and is caused by brain disease or injury. It is marked by memory disorders, personality changes, and impaired...

In the Early Stages (1 & 2) of dementia, your loved one may be forgetful of small tasks or remembering plans they routinely used to do. “When is it garbage...

    Studies estimate that 1 in 5 with dementia (or 20 percent) experience sundown syndrome, also called sundowning.  This article focuses on general information and tips for managing sundowning...

Therapy dogs are pretty common for many different illnesses and difficult situations. Simon recently found this article about how therapy dogs can help with dementia and it resonated with him....