Category: Dementia

Some memory loss is a natural part of getting older, but if your spouse or partner starts having significant lapses in memory, then this can be concerning. While a doctor’s evaluation is needed for an official diagnosis of dementia, changes in your spouse’s memory, grooming habits, sleep schedule, and overall mood can serve as warning…

Many people selflessly dedicate their time to care for a loved one who develops dementia. But doing so can be difficult alone! And while support from other family members, hired care workers, and respite care can all help ease the stress on your shoulders, caring for a loved one with dementia can still be a…

Caring for a loved one with dementia can be an exceptionally rewarding experience. However, as the condition progresses, it can pose some unique challenges, like navigating the legal side of trying to hire professional care. When a person is diagnosed with dementia, it helps to consider Power of Attorney. So how do you change Power…

Dementia is a complex condition. It affects everything, from the ability to recall recent conversations to personality. Often leading to the need for professional support like memory care, dementia is a progressive condition that can be difficult for both the person experiencing it and their loved ones.  Dementia can significantly impact a person's ability to…