How Virtual Reality Helps Provide Care for Seniors with Dementia
Picture for a moment how it would feel to struggle with the cognitive complications of Alzheimer’s. The people who are closest to you are no
Why Every Senior Could Benefit From a Geriatrician
If your child suddenly developed an illness, who would you call? It’s a no-brainer; many parents have the number programmed on their phone for the
Current Alzheimer’s Research Brings New Breakthrough
If there is one constant in the race to unravel the mystery of Alzheimer’s, it is change. It appears as though any time current Alzheimer’s
Tips to Better Communicate About Your COPD Diagnosis
It began with your inner circle, those closest to you, and it has gradually been spreading outward to good friends and acquaintances. Sharing your COPD
How to Properly Respond to Alzheimer’s Aggression
Out of the many difficult behaviors that come with the disease, Alzheimer’s aggression is perhaps the most complicated to manage. A loved one who has
Family Caregiver Support Tips for Sudden Diagnoses
It may have been presumed, or perhaps blindsided you out of the blue—Mom has just received an official diagnosis for a progressive disease that will
Senior Care Tips: Helping Seniors with Live with Meaning and Purpose
What inspires you to get up out of bed each and every morning? The answer is different for everyone, of course, but there’s one commonality:
Common Myths About Hospice Care Debunked
If you knew that a significantly better quality of life could be achieved for a loved one, you would not think twice about exploring that
5 Strategies for Helping Seniors with Alzheimer’s and Sleep Problems
If it appears as though a senior loved one with Alzheimer’s has completely rewritten the rules on how and when to sleep, you’re not dreaming.