Alzheimer’s Home Care
What Stage of Dementia Is Sundowning? A Guide for Families
What stage of dementia is sundowning most often seen in? Sundowning is most common in the middle (moderate) and later stages of dementia, and it can show up at any stage. Many families first notice it as a change in the rhythm of the day. Your mom is clear and calm in the morning. As…
Read MoreFive Signs a Senior Might Have Alzheimer’s Disease
Recognizing the early signs of Alzheimer’s disease can help families seek support sooner. Alzheimer’s care providers can guide families and seniors through what comes next.
Read MoreWays to Keep Seniors’ Minds Active While They Age in Place
Alzheimer’s home care uses familiar environments and daily activities to support memory, reduce anxiety, and keep seniors mentally engaged at home.
Read MoreHow Family Caregivers Can Beat The Holiday Blues
Caring for a parent with Alzheimer’s during the holidays can be emotionally challenging, but focusing on self-care, meaningful moments, and support can help family caregivers beat the holiday blues and find joy in the season.
Read MorePreventing Falls at Home
Alzheimer’s disease significantly increases the risk of falls due to cognitive decline, gait and vision changes, and medication side effects, making prevention strategies at home essential for safety.
Read MoreSix Areas Your Loved One May Need Help With During the Early Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
An Alzheimer’s home care provider can help with daily care needs, home cleaning, making meals, and providing a safe person for him to check in with.
Read MoreThe Most Common Symptoms Of Dementia In Seniors
Alzheimer’s home care, a type of specialty care that provides the extra support seniors with Alzheimer’s need, is available around the clock.
Read MoreSimplifying Home Layouts for Seniors with Alzheimer’s
Simplifying the home arrangement can considerably enhance daily life for seniors with Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
Read MoreThe Role of Pets in Alzheimer’s Care
Pets offer emotional support, ensure seniors maintain a routine, provide cognitive stimulation, encourage physical activity, promote social connections, and more. Each of these things is key for seniors receiving Alzheimer’s home care.
Read MoreYou May Be Supporting Your Aging Father Who Has Alzheimer’s, but How Much Longer Can You Do This Job?
Many family caregivers simply don’t recognize the value Alzheimer’s home care support can offer.
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