Not all dementia types are the same, and some exhibit different symptoms. Read on to learn how behavioral disturbances can affect you or your loved one. buff.ly/3XOMMrB
When family caregivers enter a downward spiral of trying to fix everything that’s wrong with their ailing loved ones, it leads to hopelessness, frustration and exhaustion. That’s when burnout strikes. buff.ly/2MkxLfV
Are you caring for a senior who tries to control everything and everyone around them? Use these tips to cope with their overbearing behavior while maintaining your own physical and mental health. buff.ly/2LxNxTp
In-home care, adult day care, respite care, and home safety equipment are alternatives to assisted living that allow seniors to age in place safely. buff.ly/3HcL8dB
On its own, dementia doesn’t normally cause death. As it progresses, however, the condition can increase vulnerability to life-threatening infections. buff.ly/3Xgyq39
While there are many benefits and pros to having a pet, these relationships do not always work out. Here are some options to explore if your loved can no longer care for their furry friend. buff.ly/2DwH09l
Harsh winter weather can be particularly damaging to sensitive older skin. Use these six tips to prevent and treat common types of skin conditions in the cold. buff.ly/3cAezHq
Rapidly progressive dementia causes a quick decline in memory, thinking, and behavior. Discover what to do if you believe your loved one is experiencing symptoms. buff.ly/3GQ0vHi
There are medical and nonmedical home care workers. Learn about their skills and qualifications and which are right for your loved one’s needs. buff.ly/3Wcfy3X
Beneficiaries who have limited income and resources may qualify for help paying Medicare premiums and other out-of-pocket health care costs. buff.ly/3iKwD2y
Many seniors have trouble swallowing pills that are a key part of their health care plan. These two proven methods make taking medications and supplements quick and easy. buff.ly/3c6Bpq9
High-pressure situations like caregiving can send people into a damaging spiral of stress and negativity. Practicing gratitude can help even the most frazzled family caregiver channel positivity. buff.ly/35iJVOx
Home care allows seniors with early- to mid-stage dementia to benefit from living in familiar surroundings until moving to a memory care community. buff.ly/3Qv4xcv
Navigating life and grief after caregiving ends is complex and different for everyone. Use these tips to navigate your unique journey, and learn how to find support. buff.ly/2HmioBF
Caring for seniors at home does pose some challenges, but there are many different services that can minimize caregiver burden. Learn more about the in-home services that promote aging in place. buff.ly/2KnyBpa