All Alzheimer's & Dementia
How to Manage Incontinence for Someone with Dementia
Posted by Lauren Caggiano on Mon Feb 13 2023
Incontinence is a reality for many older Americans living with dementia. According to Healthline, about 60 to 70 percent of people with Alzheimer’s develop incontinence. The following tips can help caregivers of loved ones with dementia who might have trouble with toileting. Read More
Common Dementia Test Questions
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
Understanding Alzheimer’s and How it Affects the Body
Posted by Nate Birt on Wed Nov 16 2022
If your loved one was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, you are probably searching for answers. Families are often curious about how the condition affects the body and whether you can pass away from Alzheimer’s. Understanding how this condition affects the body can help you provide high-quality care. Read More
Dementia and Bathing: 5 Proven Ways to Keep Your Loved One Clean
Posted by Brianna Maguire on Mon Oct 12 2020
If you’re caring for someone with dementia and struggle to bathe them, know that you aren’t alone. From “curious vision” to having a tough time seeing the water, all sorts of challenges can pop up when you’re trying to get your loved one clean. To help, we met with dementia care experts and put together a guide of our favorite tips.Read More