Are you concerned that a loved one has Alzheimer’s disease? While you may be correct, you should have a comprehensive assessment performed by a professional to be certain. Some diseases and syndromes that resemble and behave like Alzheimer’s are treatable. Although there are numerous different types of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease is the most common. Certain…
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To age in place or make the move to a senior living community? That’s one common question on the minds of many Americans today, as lifespans increase and the experience of aging changes. Instead of looking at it as a period of life to sit back and be idle, many older adults today enjoy keeping…
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Personal care refers to a resident-centered lifestyle that combines comfortable living with 24-hour nursing care and support with daily living activities. The majority of personal care communities offer vital health services as well as medication management. Residents have the option of having their own apartment or private rooms within the community, as well as the…
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Dementia is a wide category for memory loss. It has an impact on three parts of the brain: memory, decision making, and language. These changes make it harder for older adults with dementia to carry out everyday tasks. Dementia is divided into two types: reversible (pseudodementia) and irreversible (non-pseudo-dementia). Irreversible dementia alters conduct and personality.…
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While it’s important for anyone of any age group to exercise, it’s especially critical for older adults to keep fit and active. However, one challenge that many elderly face is the lack of motivation to get started, despite having sufficient time in their day to fit in an exercise routine. Thankfully, there are many effective…
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