Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Jun 24 2021
Alzheimer’s wandering is a common but dangerous side effect of Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia. Researchers estimate it affects 6 in 10 people with the disorder, causing them to become confused and disoriented. Learn more about Alzheimer’s Wandering.
Posted by Declan Davey on Wed Aug 06 2025
Whether your loved one is living with Alzheimer’s or another type of dementia, you may have found it challenging, at times, to understand what they truly want or need. Memory problems, speech impairments, and changes to the relationship dynamic can all have an impact… For this reason, we’ve brought together a list of ideas on how to talk to a parent with dementia, so that you can maintain the quality of communication with your parent as much as possible. Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Nov 18 2022
There are several strategies you can use when dealing with a rude, angry, or mean dementia patient. A calculated approach can reduce conflicts, improve communication, and make life as a caregiver much easier. Read More
Posted by Nate Birt on Thu Nov 17 2022
As your loved one grows older, it’s natural for you to care about their physical and mental well-being. If a parent, a relative, or a friend has trouble remembering recent events or struggles with basic math problems, you might wonder what is causing it. You might also be curious about the common questions doctors will ask to determine if they have dementia. One of the most popular tests is the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE). Let’s take a closer look at this test, the questions it includes, and the importance of taking this test to help you best care for your loved one. Read More
