2016 – Alzheimer’s Facts and Figures

Studies are now suggesting that 50% of those who have COVID19 don’t even know they have it.  Many people are asymptomatic and could be spreading the virus.  The CDC is now recommending wearing a mask or cover to help prevent the spread.  If you don’t have a mask, below is the CDC guidelines on how…

Through my years of working with Alzheimer’s patients, I have learned that proper communication is extremely vital. The disease often inhibits the ability to communicate creating emotions that cause high anxiety. This can escalate when they are reminded of what they don’t remember or when they don’t answer questions appropriately. This is why our reactions…

Managing medication and healthcare appointments at home can be challenging, but with some tips and organization, it can become easier. Here are some tips for managing medication and healthcare appointments at home: Remember, it’s important to follow your healthcare provider’s instructions and seek professional advice for any specific concerns or questions you may have. CA…

Are you tired of forgetting where you put your keys or where you left your purse? Then work to improve your memory by following the dos and don’ts listed below. Lifestyle habits and foods that sharpen your ability to remember are included in this list, so make this list part of your life. Refer to…

Having the proper tools of education and resources for family and agency caregivers is very important since 70% of all people with Alzheimer’s and Dementia are living at home. I am very pleased to announce that Kim Roy has recently completed the “Train the Trainer” certification course and is now a educator. Everyone who knows…