When we gather with family for holidays or special occasions, keep in mind that going several months between seeing loved ones can offer a new perspective on their cognitive health. Be sure to look for subtle changes as you soak in the merriment. In her latest article in Being Patient, Dr. Catherine Madison, neurologist and […]
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We’re surrounded by numerous sources of information regarding antipsychotics, antidepressants, anti-anxiety drugs, and newer treatments for people experiencing Alzheimer’s or dementia. Sorting through them can be overwhelming. Dr. Catherine Madison, neurologist and Seniors At Home Medical Director, explains what families should know about medication in her latest article in Being Patient. Read the article here.
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The Mind Sharpener program represents a proactive approach to cognitive wellness, offering participants not just exercises for their minds, but a deeper understanding of how to maintain cognitive health as they age.
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After a lifetime of independence, struggling with day-to-day tasks can feel demoralizing. For Jeanne Halpern, 90, having a little help at home has brought relief and newfound joy. For the past five years, Jeanne has called Rhoda Goldman Plaza—JFCS’ vibrant assisted living community—home. She prizes her independence, so when some tasks started to become challenging
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Dementia impacts everyone differently. Understanding these variations and tailoring your approach to care is key.
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Staying on the cutting edge of treatments for people with memory loss and their families is vital for the industry-leading team behind Seniors At Home’s Center for Dementia Care. That’s why, recently, we embarked on a transformative journey to explore what could be the future of Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Joined by colleagues from Rhoda
The United States is facing a significant demographic shift as its population gets older, including members of our LGBTQ+ communities. According to the LGBTQ+ advocacy organization, Movement Advancement Project (MAP), it is estimated that, by 2030, there will be nearly 7 million LGBTQ+ people in the United States over the age of 50. This growing demographic
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Naomi, 92, receives just the help she needs from one of our personal assistants.
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When you’re caring for older loved ones, it’s easy to focus on the issues that are right in front of you, like making sure their nutritional needs are met, handling medical appointments, and tackling home maintenance issues. Depending on the type of support that’s required, a Care Manager or Personal Assistant can be helpful in managing these everyday needs.
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