It’s important to be aware of early warning signs of Alzheimer’s Disease. The earlier it is detected, the earlier interventions can be implemented to slow down the progression. Lifestyle changes in addition to medical treatments can make all the difference in the world!

Are you a "worst case scenario planner" or more of a "statistically not probable so I'm not concerned" type of person?

Do you have a long term care plan?

Dementia is not just about memory loss; it's a journey of constant adaptation, frustration, and love.

Whether you are supporting someone with dementia, supporting a caregiver or working with a client living with dementia, here are some thoughts I wish everyone knew.

For older adults experiencing cognitive decline, staying connected can be a challenge. Social interaction can become difficult due to memory lapses or communication barriers. But here's the good news: technology can be a powerful tool in bridging this gap.

Hiring a home care agency can be a difficult decision, but it can be the best way to ensure that your loved one is getting the care they need. When choosing a home care agency, be sure to research different agencies to find the best fit for your loved one's needs and personality.

There are many things you can do to support someone living with dementia. Read about some tips for communication, engagement, and preventing distressed behaviors.

Home care agencies can provide valuable support for people who need help with activities of daily living (ADLs), such as bathing, dressing, cooking, and transportation. They can also provide companionship as well as specialized care.

Read about some signs that you or your loved one may need home care.

Alzheimer’s Disease is a progressive brain disorder that can cause memory loss, difficulty thinking and changes in personality. One of the most important things you can do for someone with Alzheimer’s is to be mindful of what you say to them.

There is no place like home. Here are a few reasons why staying home is the best medicine.

Dementia can make it difficult to interact with loved ones, but it doesn't have to stop grandchildren from having a great relationship with their grandparent. Here are a few helpful tips.

With a little planning and understanding, you can still have a wonderful Mother's Day with your loved one with dementia. Here are a few tips to help you make the day special.

Aging parents are a gift. This post provides information and tips to help you care for your loved ones as they age.

Our Family Portal is available 24/7 and helps create peace of mind and simplifies communication within the family.

Next steps for home care

The “secret sauce” to aging gracefully.

Do you believe in coincidence or divine intervention? He had a nice word for everyone. Here was a man with serious health and personal issues and he was bringing joy to everyone around him. He not only gathered patients and families to sing but also found a piano playing patient. He asked the administration if he could have access to the decorations so he could brighten up the shared spaces utilizing his immense creative talents.

Sleep is critical for healthy aging. Sleep helps us heal, concentrate, and perform better. There are many free ideas to try and help you get better sleep.

Does your mom or dad have a long term care insurance policy? It’s a good idea to check. If they do, know that every policy is different. You need to read the policy and learn some details before you need it.

Looking for your own fountain of youth? Lifestyle changes are the answer. Having a healthy diet, having activity every day, using all of your brain and having purpose in your life will slow the normal aging process.