Alzheimer’s is a complicated condition that often brings with it complex issues for those who are providing care. As the disease continues into later stages, people with Alzheimer's progressively tend... read more →
Imagine how it might feel to awaken in an unrecognizable location, not being able to remember how you arrived there or even who you are. Complete disorientation quickly turns into... read more →
These days, music is more widely accessible than ever before. For people who carry smartphones or tablets with them everywhere they go, hundreds of thousands – if not tens of... read more →
Dementia confusion, a common symptom of Alzheimer's, can lead to recent memories being forgotten or distorted, while memories from the more remote past frequently remain intact. This can cause more... read more →
“How on earth could you think that I have dementia? There is not a thing wrong with me!” If an aging loved one with dementia has communicated sentiments such as... read more →
Caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease is often stressful under the best of conditions; mix in a worldwide pandemic, one that calls for social distancing, personal protective equipment, and meticulous... read more →
Each and every year, thousands of American seniors are told they have Parkinson’s disease, but they do not. For many of these patients, the correct diagnosis is a very similar... read more →