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
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
Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Nov 08 2024
Dementia and Alzheimer’s often affect fine motor skills and trigger sensory changes, making safe and comfortable eating a challenge. To help make your caregiving role easier, we’ve created a shoppable list of essential mealtime supplies. This guide also highlights some common mealtime challenges in dementia care and links to additional resources. Read More
Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Wed Mar 13 2024
It's normal to experience some decline in memory as you age, but if you are concerned that your memory loss or the memory loss of a loved one could be pointing to something more serious, it's time to take the SAGE test. The SAGE test stands for Self-Administered Gerocognitive Exam and is a quick and easy at-home test that can detect early signs of Alzheimer's or dementia. Read More