People tend to think of dementia as a specific disease or condition, but it is actually a generalized term for the diminished ability to think, make decisions, or remember. The severity of the impact is generally dependent on the type of disease that is causing dementia and the progression. It is important to note that…
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For many of us, as our parents and loved ones enter the age of retirement, they require extra help that we may not be able to provide. This is especially so if they start to experience symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, other forms of dementia, or a general decline in memory and cognitive abilities. For family…
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In the past, it was always expected that older adults should live sedentary lives and take things slow. This is especially so if they have any chronic conditions like congestive heart failure (CHF). However, recent research has shown that exercising and moving more is actually beneficial to individuals living with CHF. Not only can they…
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Finding the right memory care facility is important so that you or your loved one gets the personalized support that you need. Whether it is differences in their staffing preferences, activities involved, medical capabilities, or even just the amenities within the community, there are many reasons why some memory care communities would better suit your…
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Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a chronic heart condition in which the individual’s heart is unable to pump effectively. One of the main symptoms is that there will be fluid buildup through the body, especially around the heart. This should not be confused with heart failure as it does not in any way mean that…
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