Oftentimes, dementia patients can see and believe things that aren’t there, and this phenomenon is referred to as hallucinations and delusions. While it is not uncommon in dementia patients, it can nevertheless be highly distressing, both for the patients themselves and their caregivers. The truth is that regardless of how you respond, hallucinations and delusions…
If you are living with an elderly loved one who has Parkinson’s, you will understand the challenges it can pose. Whether you are a family caregiver, intend to become one, or are looking into other long-term care options, it helps to know more about your loved one’s condition as it progresses. In this article, we…
For senior living options in Pennsylvania, you simply cannot rival the care, amenities, and more found at Hidden Meadows On The Ridge. Several options of retirement living are available in our community. Allow us to tell you just a little bit about ourselves… Personal Care At Hidden Meadows On The Ridge, individuals enjoying their golden…
Your retirement age loved one may be at risk for developing shingles if, in the past, they had chickenpox. Truth be told, at any age, this condition can develop. The virus is, however, more likely to reactivate in those over 60 years of age. Painful blisters are caused by shingles that can break open, burn,…
During an individual’s golden years, hoarding can become an issue. Even if someone has been a particularly organized person their entire life, older adults can still have trouble with hoarding. Fear of poverty, depression, dementia, and more can all combine to result in senior hoarding. Psychologically, it could be an attempt to hold everything together,…