Alzheimer’s disease can be identified in its early stages, and this is especially important since the best treatments and medication are available in the early stages. Early diagnosis also allows the individual and family members to plan for their loved one’s future. Here are some ways caregivers can keep a lookout for the tell-tale signs of a loved one that is  developing Alzheimer's. 

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There are some incidences in life that alter the course of how you've always lived. They make you reevaluate your loved one's way of living and how that one situation might force you to make certain decisions for the better. 

One such incident is finding out if someone you care about gets diagnosed with long-term dementia or Alzheimer’s. Coming to terms with this can be challenging and time-consuming.

Here are a few simple steps to help you move past the stage of grief and transcend to finding a way to get through the situation.

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When living with or caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease, it is crucial to maintain home safety. A tiny lapse in care, such as a door left open or a new rug, could result in an unexpected and unfortunate accident.

Here are some essential home safety tips that caregivers and family members can put in place to prevent a dangerous situation. 

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From your existence in the womb to the last breath, your brain is one organ that does not stop even for a second. It leads to the efficient processing of other bodily functions and is the primary driver of your...

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Summers bring with them harsh climate, oodles of sunscreen, and overall anxiety of going outdoors. But summers also bring with them brightness, vitality, and a much-needed mood boost. So this sunny season, plan activities for your loved ones that help them enjoy the summertime and have some fun both indoors and outdoors.

Here are a few tips for caregivers to help seniors stay active and safe while enjoying the summer season's natural beauty. 

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