2016 – Alzheimer’s Facts and Figures
“Alzheimer’s and dementia patients live in the moment, It is our job to give them as many moments as possible”
2016-Alzheimer’s Facts & Figures
“Alzheimer’s and dementia patients live in the moment, It is our job to give them as many moments as possible”
2016-Alzheimer’s Facts & Figures
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Many of us fear getting some form of dementia when we get older, such as Alzheimer’s disease. There are steps we can take that will increase the odds that we will maintain a healthy brain as we age. The good news is that the same steps that help keep our hearts healthy can also protect…
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…
The Surgeon General demonstrates how to make a quick face mask!
We are so fortunate to have Kim Roy on the Angel Team. She has marked her first Angel year with us. Kim’s passion for her clients and especially for those who suffer from Alzheimer’s and dementia makes the Angel Team very special. Many providers say they “specialize” in Alzheimer’s care which sounds great, but when…
We are so proud of the volunteers that have helped our mission in making mask for our senior population. These ladies are our unseen heroes of our community. Many of these ladies have spent hours on top of hours sewing these face mask. The quality is superior. Today we donated 100 of the face mask…
Managing chronic illnesses at home can be challenging, but with the right strategies and support, it can be done effectively. Here are some tips to help you manage your chronic illness at home: 1. Stay organized: Keep track of your medications, symptoms, appointments, and any other important information related to your illness. This will help…
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