Category: Memory Care

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…

Dementia is a complex and progressive condition that affects millions of people worldwide. For caregivers and families, one of the most challenging aspects of the condition is understanding changes in a loved one’s daily routines, such as personal hygiene.  Bathing, in particular, can become a significant concern as dementia progresses. Family members sometimes notice that…

Dementia is much more complex than it first appears. Often, dementia results in a person needing professional support due to progressive cognitive decline. It's easy to feel overwhelmed as your loved one begins to need more and more help. Fortunately, memory care communities are available to help you support your parent. The personal challenges involved…