Cognitive decline is something that many of us will experience as we age. While there is no magic cure for normal age-related memory changes or diseases like dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease, there may be some habits that can help support memory function as we age. Research suggests¹ that when it comes to improved cognitive function…
Category: Alzheimer's | Memory Care
Sundown syndrome is a term used to describe a behavioral change in people with Alzheimer’s Disease or other similar neurological conditions. The official sundown syndrome definition describes a state of confusion that usually takes place in the late afternoon, but it can continue into the evening hours. Sundown syndrome is not a disease itself, but…
Category: Alzheimer's
You’ll often hear the words Alzheimer’s and Dementia used together or interchangeably. While most people understand that these diseases deal with memory loss, the difference between the two is sometimes confusing. Dementia is a generic term that encompasses many forms of memory problems. These issues affect memory and the ability to communicate and carry out…
Category: Alzheimer's | Medical Information
Not being able to remember details is a frustrating aspect of aging. Mild forgetfulness happens naturally as people age, but in some cases, it may be a sign of something more serious. Understanding the aging process and learning what to look for can help family members and friends get loved ones essential help and support…
Category: Memory Care | Alzheimer's
Most family caregivers expect that as their loved ones age, they will at some point struggle with remembering things. However, age or injury-related memory loss can come with far more stressful and disruptive challenges. If you want to help meet your family member’s needs, you need to understand these challenges and how professional memory care…
Category: Memory Care | Alzheimer's