Dementia is unfortunately an incurable disease. However, with the right care, its progression can be slowed down. Medication and therapy are the best course of action to treat dementia. When caring for your loved one who has dementia, it’s wise to understand the treatment they will be undergoing to better help and relate to them.…
As we enter our golden years, our life gets put into perspective and things that maybe did not mean much before could mean the world to us now. The weight of different aspects in our lives gets reevaluated and holds new meaning to us. The most valued things in retirement will invigorate us and give…
One of the first signs of the onset of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia is short-term memory loss. Your loved one might forget basic things like where they placed their keys or parked their car. Some older adults may miss their doctor’s appointment if they have not been reminded of it. Here are…
Moving into a senior living community is a big decision. For many seniors and their families, this transition involves many conversations over a long period of time. However, you don’t want to wait until you’re experiencing a health crisis or struggling to take care of tasks at home to make this move. You don’t have…
Have you ever wondered what’s the difference between Medicare vs Medicaid? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s take a closer look at what they are, what they cover, and how they can help. What is Medicare? Medicare is a federal program designed for American citizens who are 65 and above. In addition,…
