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What are the 7 Stages of Lewy Body Dementia?

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When people talk about dementia, they’re not referring to a single condition. Instead, dementia is an umbrella term for various progressive neurological disorders that tend to require a form of specialized care. The most common type of progressive dementia is Alzheimer’s, but coming up right behind it is Lewy body dementia (LBD). According to the […]

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What Should Be Considered in a Parkinson’s Care Plan?

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Parkinson’s disease affects millions of people. And because of its unique symptoms, there are a few things you or the professional caregiver should consider when developing a Parkinson’s care plan: A senior with Parkinson’s will have a great chance at maintaining their independence for longer with compassionate and knowledgeable caregivers who take the time to […]

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Dementia Care vs. Memory Care: Are They The Same?

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As someone considering memory care options for a loved one, you likely have had to wade through unfamiliar and sometimes confusing terms. What is the difference between dementia care and memory care? Are they synonymous or distinct from each other?  The answer depends on many factors, such as how far along your loved one’s condition […]

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How to Cope With a Parent With Dementia

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Dementia is a severe cognitive disorder that affects many older people, causing significant memory and communication impairments. Coping with a parent with dementia is not an easy task, and it can become a challenging journey that requires patience, understanding, and support.  As a caregiver, you may feel frustrated, overwhelmed, and emotionally drained while trying to […]

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Memory Care Move-In Checklist

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Moving a loved one into a memory care community can be a challenging and emotional process. Making sure that the transition is as smooth as possible is important–taking into account the unique needs of individuals with memory impairments such as Alzheimer’s or dementia.  We’ve compiled a memory care move-in checklist to help you navigate this […]

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Is Alzheimer’s a Disability?

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As our understanding of age-related illnesses like Alzheimer’s continues to grow, we have a greater opportunity to support individuals and ensure they receive the resources they need to thrive. It’s important to explore how these conditions can impact one’s daily life and determine if they qualify for disability accommodations. According to the Americans with Disabilities […]

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