If your parent receives a dementia diagnosis, you have several things to worry about – one of which is that you might inherit this illness. Seeing a loved one struggle with simple everyday tasks is enough to make anyone wonder about their future.Does Dementia Run...

When your loved one receives a dementia or Alzheimer’s diagnosis, it can be an emotional time. Some people feel profoundly sad, angry, or in shock. Many families are relieved to finally have an answer so they can take the reins, develop a specific action plan,...

Dementia is not a single illness – it’s an umbrella term for a broad range of medical conditions, including Alzheimer’s. The brain changes that cause dementia trigger a noticeable cognitive decline that’s severe enough to impair behavior and daily life. As dementia progresses, it becomes...

Alzheimer’s is a progressive brain disease that causes a gradual decline in memory, thinking, and reasoning skills. While its first symptoms can vary from one person to the next, various forms of cognitive impairment may indicate the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.Signs of Mild Alzheimer’s DiseaseIn...

Falls are a leading cause of injury and death among older Americans. Factors that increase fall risk may include mobility and balance problems, vision loss, and chronic illnesses such as ALS. Falling-related injuries can range from mild bruises to broken bones and head injuries such...

Everyone experiences occasional memory lapses like walking into a room and forgetting why they went in there. However, as your parents age, you may notice they seem more absent-minded than usual. Perhaps they start describing a movie they recently watched, but can’t recall the title....

If your parent struggles with memory loss, confusion, and problem-solving skills, receiving a dementia diagnosis can be daunting. You may wonder how to relate to them as their condition progresses and they increasingly have trouble expressing themselves. It’s essential to know how to communicate to...

If your loved one has recently received a vascular dementia diagnosis, you may wonder how best to support them. You likely have questions about their prognosis, how to plan for your family’s future, and the best ways to preserve your loved one’s health and happiness....

Caring for those with cognitive function impairments like Alzheimer’s and dementia can be challenging. We often want to help, but are unsure how to improve the quality of life for the older adults we love. Fortunately, something as simple as a memory game is thought...

Although the terms Alzheimer's and dementia are often used interchangeably, they are not the same. Understanding the differences between Alzheimer's vs dementia is an essential first step to knowing how to help a loved one with either diagnosis.Alzheimer's vs Dementia While both Alzheimer's disease and dementia...

 
 

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