Category: Alzheimer’s and Dementia

September is World Alzheimer’s Month. An awareness month is created to help people learn more about the disease, how to recognize it, how to live with it, and hopefully, someday, how to cure it. There currently isn’t a cure for this progressive disease that slowly takes away a person’s memory along with their ability to […]

Your dad has Alzheimer’s and it’s progressing into the more challenging stages where he isn’t sleeping, he becomes angry at small things, and he never sits still. It’s getting hard to complete everything you need to do. You’re stressed and anxious and don’t see the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel. August 15th […]

Your mom has Alzheimer’s disease, which isn’t surprising given that 6.5 million Americans have dementia. But, it’s also a diagnosis that is going to cause some level of fear and sadness. As you start considering her elder care needs going forward, don’t miss the chance to use intergenerational living to provide her with the best […]

Seniors who have Alzheimer’s often have problems with disrupted sleep. They may get up and wander in the night, or have nightmares, or be unable to sleep because their internal body clock is off and they think it’s daytime when it’s really night. Medication side effects and other problems can interfere with their ability to […]

Personal Care at Home in Henderson NV: Take a look at the 7 stages of Alzheimer’s to see how they will affect your dad’s personal care routines.

Alzheimer’s Care in Summerlin NV: How do you know when it’s time for Alzheimer’s care for your mom? Here are a few signs to look for. 

In-Home Care in Henderson NV: If your dad has been diagnosed with MCI, you can take steps to help him age in place, like starting in-home care as soon as possible.

Home Care in Henderson NV: How can aging adults tell if they are simply forgetting things or experiencing dementia symptoms?

Companion Care at Home in Henderson NV: As dementia progresses, it gets harder to take your mom out of the home.

As a family caregiver, it is important to learn how to properly handle aggression and agitation in your elderly loved one.