It's that strange, achy kind of grief that comes with dementia. Not the grief at the very end, but the kind that sneaks in way earlier, while your loved one is still here.
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Health Awareness Month, and as a nurse who works closely with older adults and their families every day, I can tell you this topic touches almost everyone in some way.
Caring for a loved one with dementia comes with its challenges, but thanks to modern technology, there are so many tools designed to make life a little easier.
The Home Care vs. Assisted Living Guide for Families
Not sure if assisted living or in-home care is the right fit? This guide walks through five key benefits to help your family make a confident, informed decision.
Caregiver Burnout, Social Connection, and Life-Changing Power of Respite Care
Caring for someone with dementia is deeply loving, but it can leave caregivers exhausted and isolated. This piece covers why connection matters and how respite care can help you recharge.
Finding the Balance: Supporting Aging Parents' Independence
This guide covers practical, subtle ways, from smart home devices to wearable tech, to help them stay safe and independent at home, without making them feel watched.
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