Category: Memory Care

Key Takeaways Gentle physical activity can improve mood, promote better sleep, and provide a comforting daily structure. Activities should be enjoyable and familiar, such as walking, dancing to music, or light gardening. Creating a safe, comfortable space is important for encouraging movement without stress. Group activities help foster social connections and a sense of community.…

Key Takeaways Personalized memory care prioritizes individuality: Each resident's history, preferences, and personality are at the heart of creating a customized care plan. It goes beyond one-size-fits-all solutions: Tailored approaches align care with the specific needs and abilities of your loved one. Benefits extend to families too: Personalized care not only improves the quality of…

Key Takeaways Alzheimer's disease affects millions of families across the U.S. and requires awareness and early action.   The 4 A's of Alzheimer's symptoms include: Amnesia: Impairment of memory.   Aphasia: Difficulty with language and communication.   Apraxia: Challenges in physical movement and executing tasks.   Agnosia: Problems with perception and recognition.   Symptoms can vary in order and severity,…

Key Takeaways Recognize the signs that indicate it may be time for memory care, such as increased safety concerns or challenges with daily activities.   Familiarize yourself with the memory care community and its offerings to ensure it meets the specific needs of your loved one.   Help your loved one settle in on their first day…