Alzheimer’s is a complicated disease that often presents overwhelming issues for those providing care. As the disease progresses, people with Alzheimer’s typically communicate through behaviors
Envision how it would feel to awaken in a strange location, not being able to remember how you got there or even who you are.
Home is our sanctuary; it is where we feel most comfortable, even throughout the more trying times of our lives. That’s why so many older
Falling can be painful, but for seniors, the results can be devastating, including hip fractures, which can then bring on a broad number of health
Dementia confusion, a typical occurrence in Alzheimer’s, can lead to recent memories being forgotten or altered, while those from the more distant past remain unaffected.
If a loved one with dementia makes comments such as this, you may assume that he or she is merely in denial and unwilling to
The Alzheimer’s care team from Compassionate Care Home Health Services provides the following tips for Alzheimer’s caregivers to help reduce fear and aggravation for individuals diagnosed with
Compassionate is proud to sponsor in part, the Saginaw Choral Society’s Alzheimer’s Stories Choir! Jody Wilk, COO and co-owner has been a proud member of
Learn the basics about Alzheimer’s disease in this article. Dealing with signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease in a senior loved one brings to mind
Alzheimer’s disease is known to have a significant influence on language. The disease impacts speech and the ability to correctly use words, as well as
