When memory loss or cognitive decline becomes part of a loved one’s life, families are often left wondering what changes are normal and when care needs shift. Articles here explore dementia-related senior care concerns, safety considerations, and evolving support needs. These topics often arise when families begin thinking about appropriate care, placement, and long-term planning.
If you’re noticing changes and don’t know what level of care may be appropriate, a senior care advisor can help you think it through.
I stand in the middle of my home-office room and I look around. “Why did I come here?” I ask myself, not remembering my purpose.,” Oh yes – stamps!” I answer myself within three seconds and immediately locate the drawer where I keep the stamps.
I have been working with people who live with dementia for over three decades. A lot has changed since I was a new physical therapy grad. We used to say that older adults are ‘senile.’ We had very little understanding…
One evening, my friend and I decided to go to the movies. We bought tickets and chose a seat that was in a perfect location in the theater. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a young guy approached us and started yelling in Hebrew. We didn’t understand…
