Holiday meals when a loved one has dementia can be stressful, giving rise to moments of heightened confusion. Notifying all guests about what to expect can help ensure an enjoyable occasion for all. Dr. Catherine Madison, Neurologist with Seniors At Home, writes about navigating such holiday gatherings based on her very personal experience with her […]
Planning Thanksgiving After My Mom’s Alzheimer’s Diagnosis Read More »
Though most of us might assume that the first sign of Alzheimer’s disease is memory loss, new research suggests that trouble with navigation may happen first. The study has found that well before a clinical diagnosis of Alzheimer’s can be made, patients struggle with mapping and finding their way around new surroundings. Participants were asked
New Study Reveals the First Sign of Alzheimer’s and It Might Surprise You Read More »
It is important to take care of our minds as well our bodies as we age. Though most seniors are in good mental health, many older adults are at risk of developing neurological and mental health disorders, especially dementia and depression. Ways to Improve Brain Function The good news is that regardless of your age,
How Seniors Can Boost Brain-Function Read More »
Hiring care professionals for your loved one with dementia who is living at home is no simple task. With so much to consider—from the cost of care, to your loved one’s health and safety, to their quality of life—it can be difficult to know exactly what to look for. We have put together six important
6 Tips for Finding Excellent Dementia Care at Home Read More »
Half of Bay Area residents over 85 are currently experiencing some form of dementia, and by 2020, the region is expected to see a 49% increase in residents with Alzheimer’s disease—not including other related conditions. With so many individuals and their families facing the challenges of these conditions, the need for dedicated local support has
Center for Dementia Care Celebrates Successful First Year Read More »
