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8 Dementia-Friendly Tips for Summer Travels
/in Blog /by sageageSummertime is in full swing, and (if you’re anything like us) you are itching to get out and about and enjoy the gorgeous weather. Even though COVID-19 has changed the landscape of summer fun, that doesn’t mean there still aren’t plenty of opportunities to enjoy everything this season has to bring. That includes – believe it […]
Dementia Caregiving in the Times of Social Distancing
/in Blog /by sageageBeing a dementia caregiver can be chaotic at the best of times. Add a worldwide pandemic to the mix, and it’s no wonder that many caregivers are feeling rather overwhelmed right now. “First things first: having dementia does not necessarily increase your loved one’s risk for contracting COVID-19,” says Andrea Campisi, Marketing and Admissions Director […]
The Benefits of Using Video Chat to Connect with Senior Loved Ones
/in Blog /by sageageSeeing our friends, family and other loved ones can brighten our days, make life more fun and even make difficult times easier, but what happens when it’s simply not possible? During times that it’s not feasible or even safe to visit a loved one, it can be detrimental to our mental health, and our loved […]
Fun in the Sun: Summer Safety Checklist for Seniors
/in Blog /by sageageMemorial Day has come and gone, which means that the summer season is officially in full swing. This year, the season has a lot more meaning. After a spring filled with coronavirus, social distancing and sheltering in place, “summer” means the opportunity to get out of the house, enjoy the sunlight and even spend time […]
Making a Safe Transition from Home to Memory Care
/in Blog /by sageageTransitioning a loved one from home to a memory care community can be a difficult task. Although you may know that they’ll enjoy their new community, opportunities for friendships and engaging lifestyle, they may not realize it at the time or may be too anxious to consider the positives of a move. This can cause […]
5 Tips for Downsizing Before You Move into Assisted Living
/in Blog /by sageageWhen it comes time for you or your loved one to move into an assisted living community, it’s important to know the best ways to make it easier on yourselves. After all, you’ve done the hard part – you’ve toured communities, you’ve evaluated what you liked and didn’t like and you’ve narrowed down your choices […]
10 Dementia-Friendly Springtime Activities
/in Blog /by sageageSpring is normally the time of year when we get excited to be outside enjoying the weather and airing out the home following a cold and dusty winter. If you’re a caregiver to someone with dementia, you may be wondering what you can do to keep him or her active during the transition in weather. […]
How to Successfully Share Coronavirus Information with an Individual with Dementia Symptoms
/in Blog /by sageageLaura Wayman, The Dementia Whisperer Whether you are a family caregiver or a professional care provider, it is important to remain adaptable with your care approach to successfully manage dementia symptoms and behaviors. A caregiver who is “dementia-aware” is one who remains open to continuing education. Now, in the midst of this coronavirus crisis and […]
How to Choose an Assisted Living Community for Your Senior Loved One
/in Blog /by sageageHave you noticed that your senior loved one has been needing a little more help than usual these days? Maybe he or she is having trouble navigating the stairs, or has had some falls recently. Perhaps you’ve noticed that their home is not quite as clean as it used to be, or you’ve noticed expired […]
What Caregivers Should Know Before Choosing Memory Care
/in Blog /by sageageAt some point during your loved one’s journey with dementia, he or she will require around-the-clock care in order to live safely. Generally, this occurs in a Memory Care community – a facility that’s been designed specifically to meet the needs of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of cognitive issues. Even if your loved […]