Caring for a loved one with dementia can be very hard. As the disease progresses it can lead to burnout for the family caregiver. At some point, every family caregiver has to admit that they need outside help from a dementia home care professional. Signs that your family member’s dementia requires outside help from a dementia […]
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The thought of a loved one developing dementia is scary to anyone, yet it happens all too frequently. You need to know the signs and symptoms to look for so that you know when your loved one’s dementia worsens. These symptoms do not always mean that the patient is in the later stages. When your […]
One of the hardest decisions a family member has to make is to place a loved one in an assisted living or use a home care specialist. Many families just want to know that they are making the best decision for their loved one. Many people put off the decision for far too long. The […]
Are you learning for the first time that your loved one has dementia? This can instantly send fear into your life. Is your loved one going to be okay? Are they going to struggle from day to day? Knowing when to provide your loved ones with help can be hard to do. You ultimately want […]
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Is your family considering finding care for a senior loved one? If so, it is important to plan a family meeting to discuss home care as an option. Home care is used to provide the care of a loved one who is unable to fully provide for themselves, yet still stable and mentally sound enough to be […]
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If you are noticing new symptoms in your loved one it’s important to know what the cause could be. For example, knowing the warning signs of dementia in your loved one is extremely important so you can catch the disease early and start getting them treatment. Below are some of the most common signs of […]
If you have an aging loved you may realize you need to periodically look in on them in order to make sure that they are okay. Knowing how often to check up on them can be complicated but there are certain factors to help you know. In many instances, a combination of outside help and […]
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Alzheimer’s is a disease that few people ever feel comfortable talking about. It’s an emotional thing to see your loved one slowly lose their grasp on their memory and surroundings. You may feel helpless, powerless, confused. You may not be sure where to look for answers, or what to do. But, don’t worry you’re not […]
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According to statistics, there are over 46 million people in the world suffering from dementia. And, the risks significantly increase when a person reaches 60 years of age. It’s important to know the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options in order to be prepared. Symptoms and diagnosis of dementia Different people have different symptoms or a combination […]
As people age, the body starts to experience the signs of aging. Dementia is one of the many conditions you need to look out for in your aging loved one. Luckily there are certain signs of dementia you can look out for. These sings will be the first indicator that something is wrong. So, if […]
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When Your Loved One Requires Dementia Home Care Support
/in Alzheimer's & Dementia Care, Disease/Disorder Support /by John ChapmanCaring for a loved one with dementia can be very hard. As the disease progresses it can lead to burnout for the family caregiver. At some point, every family caregiver has to admit that they need outside help from a dementia home care professional. Signs that your family member’s dementia requires outside help from a dementia […]
Signs Your Loved One’s Dementia is Worsening
/in Alzheimer's & Dementia Care, Disease/Disorder Support /by John ChapmanThe thought of a loved one developing dementia is scary to anyone, yet it happens all too frequently. You need to know the signs and symptoms to look for so that you know when your loved one’s dementia worsens. These symptoms do not always mean that the patient is in the later stages. When your […]
Senior Living Options
/in Benefits of Home Care, Home Care Information /by John ChapmanOne of the hardest decisions a family member has to make is to place a loved one in an assisted living or use a home care specialist. Many families just want to know that they are making the best decision for their loved one. Many people put off the decision for far too long. The […]
Signs Your Loved One Needs Home Care Immediately for Dementia
/in Alzheimer's & Dementia Care, Disease/Disorder Support, Home Care Information /by John ChapmanAre you learning for the first time that your loved one has dementia? This can instantly send fear into your life. Is your loved one going to be okay? Are they going to struggle from day to day? Knowing when to provide your loved ones with help can be hard to do. You ultimately want […]
How to Discuss Home Care with the Family
/in Home Care Information /by John ChapmanIs your family considering finding care for a senior loved one? If so, it is important to plan a family meeting to discuss home care as an option. Home care is used to provide the care of a loved one who is unable to fully provide for themselves, yet still stable and mentally sound enough to be […]
Warning Signs of Dementia
/in Alzheimer's & Dementia Care, Disease/Disorder Support /by John ChapmanIf you are noticing new symptoms in your loved one it’s important to know what the cause could be. For example, knowing the warning signs of dementia in your loved one is extremely important so you can catch the disease early and start getting them treatment. Below are some of the most common signs of […]
How Often Should I Check On My Aging Loved One?
/in Home Care Information, Senior's Health and Happiness /by John ChapmanIf you have an aging loved you may realize you need to periodically look in on them in order to make sure that they are okay. Knowing how often to check up on them can be complicated but there are certain factors to help you know. In many instances, a combination of outside help and […]
What to Do If You Think Your Loved One Has Alzheimer’s
/in Alzheimer's & Dementia Care, Disease/Disorder Support /by John ChapmanAlzheimer’s is a disease that few people ever feel comfortable talking about. It’s an emotional thing to see your loved one slowly lose their grasp on their memory and surroundings. You may feel helpless, powerless, confused. You may not be sure where to look for answers, or what to do. But, don’t worry you’re not […]
Dementia
/in Alzheimer's & Dementia Care /by John ChapmanAccording to statistics, there are over 46 million people in the world suffering from dementia. And, the risks significantly increase when a person reaches 60 years of age. It’s important to know the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options in order to be prepared. Symptoms and diagnosis of dementia Different people have different symptoms or a combination […]
How to Recognize the Signs of Dementia
/in Alzheimer's & Dementia Care, Disease/Disorder Support /by John ChapmanAs people age, the body starts to experience the signs of aging. Dementia is one of the many conditions you need to look out for in your aging loved one. Luckily there are certain signs of dementia you can look out for. These sings will be the first indicator that something is wrong. So, if […]