Alzheimer's and Dementia

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Dementia Care 101: Tips for Medication Management

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Jun 22 2023

Lots of people with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia take more than one medicine. While certain drugs are very good at relieving symptoms, they can also present risks. If your family member or loved one takes multiple prescription medicines, keeping track of them is essential to their health.Read More


How to Choose Care For a Loved One With Alzheimer’s

How to Choose Care For a Loved One With Alzheimer’s

Posted by Alzheimer's Association on Thu Jun 01 2023

Like Alzheimer’s disease, the caregiving needs of someone with Alzheimer’s or another dementia will progress over time. The more caregivers anticipate disease-related changes and educate themselves about caregiving options and resources in their local communities, the better prepared they will be to ensure their loved one or family member remains safe while getting the care they need.Read More


Dementia Care 101: Assisting a Loved One with Oral Hygiene

Dementia Care 101: Assisting a Loved One with Oral Hygiene

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon Jan 16 2023

Trying to get someone with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia to brush their teeth isn't always easy. But there are various things you can do to help your loved one maintain good oral health. In this article, we provide some tips and tricks! Read More


If your loved one was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, you are probably searching for answers. Families are often curious about how the condition affects the body and whether you can pass away from Alzheimer’s. Understanding how this condition affects the body can help you provide high-quality care.

Understanding Alzheimer’s and How it Affects the Body

Posted by Nate Birt on Wed Nov 16 2022

If your loved one was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, you are probably searching for answers. Families are often curious about how the condition affects the body and whether you can pass away from Alzheimer’s. Understanding how this condition affects the body can help you provide high-quality care. Read More