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The Many Cultures of Caring in Different Memory Care Facilities

The demand for quality memory care services is expected to rise over the coming years. In fact, the number will likely double by the year 2040. If you are thinking of transitioning your loved one from home care to a memory care facility, then you mus...

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How Memory Care Units Providing Assisted Living Help Families

Loved ones who suffer from dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease need more than just the care that you provide them at home. In many cases, they are better off in a professional long term memory care unit that will be able to attend to their needs 24/7. ...

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Dementia Care in San Antonio TX – Your Ultimate Guide

When it comes to transitioning your loved ones to a dementia care in San Antonio, TX, you naturally want them to get the best care as possible. But ensuring this is not as easy as it sounds. It is an emotional time for everyone involved and can be a ...

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Assisted Living – A Tough but Necessary Decision

It is always an emotional time for everyone involved to transition their loved ones to an assisted living facility. That is why finding the right memory care facility is crucial. If you are worried that nursing homes are like prisons, don’t be. Ass...

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ADL’s – Activities of Daily Living

As your loved one’s Alzheimer’s disease progresses, he or she will need more assistance with activities of daily living or ADLs. The seemingly simple and basic activities we take for granted such as eating, basic hygiene, shaving, dressing, and t...

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4 Ways to Bring Up the Need for Senior Care

Initiating a conversation about senior care with an elderly loved one can be difficult. To make this sensitive topic a little easier to talk about, you need to say things in way in that makes your senior parent or relative feel respected and honored....

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