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Cognitive Health, Dementia •

Can Someone with Dementia Vote?

Key Takeaways A dementia diagnosis does not automatically remove a person’s right to vote. Voting capacity is determined by a person's ability to understand that they are making a choice. You can assist a loved one with voter registration, understanding the ballot, and casting their vote. Supportive senior living communities can help residents remain civically…
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Dementia •

Quiz: Does My Mom Have Dementia?

Key Takeaways Observing changes in memory, task completion, and mood can help you understand a loved one's needs. Behavioral shifts, like social withdrawal or increased frustration, can be related to cognitive changes. Safety concerns, such as forgetfulness with appliances or wandering, may indicate a need for more support. Memory care and respite care are supportive…
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Dementia, Memory Care •

When Is Full-time Memory Care Necessary?

Key Takeaways Memory care provides specialized, 24-hour support for individuals with changing cognitive needs. Key signs to consider include challenges with daily tasks, increasing safety concerns, and shifts in mood or behavior. Choosing a community involves assessing the environment, staff interactions, and asking direct questions about care. A smooth transition can be supported by keeping…
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Cognitive Health, Lifestyle •

Does Reading Improve Memory?

Sitting down with a book does more than just entertain. It’s also one of the most effective forms of mental exercise. Something as simple as a chapter of a book before bed stimulates the mind. With this simple habit, older adults can steadily work towards a stronger, healthier brain. Reading improves memory by exercising focus,…
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Lifestyle, Memory Care •

What Is the Purpose of Thick Water?

Thick water might sound unfamiliar, but for many older adults—especially those with difficulty swallowing due to dementia or other memory care needs—it can be a crucial part of daily wellness. Thick water offers a simple solution to a serious problem: the risk of choking or aspiration when drinking regular liquids. Thick water is water that’s…
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Respite Care •

How to Prevent Caregiver Burnout

Caring for a loved one can be one of the most meaningful roles you'll take on in your life. Whether you're helping an aging parent, a sibling with a disability, or another close relative, caregiving requires compassion, patience, and immense dedication.  But balancing work, family life, and caregiving responsibilities can easily become overwhelming. Without the…
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Lifestyle •

Why Should Senior Citizens Perform Balance Exercises

As we age, our bodies undergo significant changes. While maintaining physical fitness is important at every stage of life, it becomes even more critical for seniors to focus on balance exercises. Regular balance workouts not only enhance strength and flexibility but also play a vital role in preventing falls and maintaining independence. The Importance of…
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Assisted Living, Memory Care •

What Is Memory Care Assisted Living?

When it comes to senior living, you and your loved one typically have various choices. Assisted living is an excellent choice for seniors who will benefit from assistance, and memory care is a more specialized form of assisted living that caters to people with dementia or related conditions. Each of these forms of long-term senior…
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Dementia, Lifestyle, Memory Care •

Engaging Crafts for Seniors with Dementia

Crafting is a timeless activity, and the best part is that it can serve a beneficial purpose for many seniors with dementia. Some engaging crafts for seniors with dementia include: Painting Knitting or crocheting Scrapbooking. Woodworking. Pottery Jewelry making These activities offer a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment while stimulating creativity and engagement. Crafting also…

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