Questions to Ask Before Hiring an Independent Caregiver
As people age, the ability to live at home safely can become a concern. Age-related illnesses and conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, or arthritis
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As people age, the ability to live at home safely can become a concern. Age-related illnesses and conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, or arthritis
Postural hypotension — also called “orthostatic hypotension”— is a form of low blood pressure that happens when you stand up from sitting or lying down.
As we age, physical and self-care abilities may gradually decline, often making simple tasks and activities challenging. Tasks such as getting out of a chair,
It’s a common struggle among family caregivers: deciding when to step in and help, and when to step back and allow an older loved one
There are many activities for dementia patients who receive in home care, that can help to deal with some of the more difficult symptoms of
There’s no doubt that dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease are difficult conditions for not only the patient who is diagnosed, but for the family as well.
If you or your loved one is currently receiving Alzheimer’s or dementia care, you’re aware of the controversy around dementia medication. Prescriptions for Alzheimer’s drugs