Category: Memory Care

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Memory Care • December 6, 2024

Should You Tell Someone They Have Dementia?

Discussing a dementia diagnosis with a loved one is one of the most emotionally complex conversations a caregiver or family member can have. The news can be overwhelming, not only for the person receiving the diagnosis, but also for those around them. While transparency is important in many situations, dementia requires careful thought, sensitivity, and…

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Dementia, Memory Care • October 31, 2024

Memory Aids for Seniors

Memory loss is more than a nuisance. It can be problematic for older adults to stay independent in their daily life. If you have a loved one living with memory loss, it can help to step in and offer support. Through a mix of professional care and your own assistance, you can help your loved…

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Memory Care • October 2, 2024

5 Movies That Show the Challenges of Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer's Disease is a condition that affects millions of families, creating emotional and practical challenges that are hard to fully grasp without experiencing them firsthand. However, many films have tackled the topic with sensitivity, helping viewers understand what it's like to live with this condition as both a patient and caregiver. Still Alice, The Notebook,…

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Memory Care • July 10, 2024

When Is It Time for Memory Care?

Deciding to move a loved one into memory care is never easy. As dementia progresses, it becomes more challenging to balance their needs with the demands of everyday life. Caring for someone with a memory loss condition can take its toll. If your loved one is facing increasing safety concerns, requires around the clock care,…

Memory Care, Senior Living • June 22, 2024

A Day in the Life at a Memory Care Community

Memory care communities are designed to provide specialized care for individuals with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. These communities offer a structured environment, tailored activities, and professional support to make sure that residents live their lives to the fullest while maintaining their dignity and independence. A day in the life of memory care begins…