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What is Memory Care?
Memory care provides housing and round-the-clock access to specialty care for seniors with dementia. These communities offer a variety of on-site therapies, catered activities, and built-in safety features that create an optimal environment for seniors with dementia. Read to find out if memory care is right for your loved one.
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Everything You Need to Know About Dementia: 10 Common Questions Answered
Learning about dementia can be overwhelming, which is why we’ve compiled answers to the top ten questions about dementia and memory care. From what causes dementia, to common early symptoms, to what memory care entails, this resource should help you feel prepared and ready to do what’s best for your loved one.
The 7 Stages of Dementia and Symptoms for Each
According to the Reisberg Scale, dementia has seven stages. Understanding the signs and symptoms of each stage of dement...
How to Slow Down Dementia: Treatment Options, Therapies, and Supportive Care
While dementia has no official treatment or cure, there are lifestyle changes, medications, and therapies that can help ...
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20 Engaging Activities for People With Dementia at Home
From knitting to listening to music to using Google Earth to go on a virtual adventure, there are plenty of engaging and fulfilling activities for seniors with dementia. Explore these options to connect with your loved one.
In-Home Care for Alzheimer’s and Other Dementias: What You Need to Know
Caring for a parent with dementia at home can be both difficult and rewarding. As the condition progresses, family careg...
Memory Care vs. In-Home Care for Dementia: What’s the Difference?
There are pros and cons to both memory care communities and home care. From the level of care, to caregiver experience, ...
Memory care facilities have on-site staff at all hours to provide supervision and assistance. This ensures that each resident always has access to care from trained professionals.
7 Things You Need to Know About Memory Care Facilities
These 7 facts can shed some much-needed light on memory care facilities.
Memory Care Management: Patient Care and Needs Management
Memory care facility caregivers use person-centered memory care management techniques for patient care.
Memory Care Activities That Keep Seniors Active and Engaged
From music therapy to simulated offices to knitting hats for local babies, there are plenty of ways to keep your loved o...
Memory Care Directors: How They Shape a Memory Care Community
Learn how a memory care director's role & involvement makes for a best-in-class memory care facility.
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Understanding the Surprising Costs of Dementia Care
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Memory Care Help for Families: Surprising Ways to Pay for Care
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Medicaid and Memory Care: What’s Covered
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Is Memory Care Tax Deductible?
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Does Insurance Cover Memory Care? A Detailed Look at Coverage and Options
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Does Medicare Cover Memory Care? A Detailed Look
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Memory Care Directors: How They Shape a Memory Care Community
Learn how a memory care director's role & involvement makes for a best-in-class memory care facility.
How to Find a Memory Care Facility: A Helpful 11-Step Needs Assessment Memory Care Checklist
Finding the right memory care community for your loved one begins with understanding their unique needs and preferences, but ...
Memory Care Reviews, Ratings, and Regulations: How to Determine Quality in a Memory Care Facility
Community ratings and reviews can show you other families' experiences and help to inform your decision.
Top 5 Safety Considerations for Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia in Memory Care
Safety and maintaining resident dignity are top priorities for memory care communities. Technological advancements like motio...
A Guide to State Regulations for Memory Care
Our state by state guide provides information about memory care regulations and regulatory agencies.
How to Move a Parent with Dementia to Assisted Living: 10 Tips to Ease the Transition
Discover helpful tips to help ease the transition to assisted living for a parent with dementia. Learn what to do before, dur...
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Memory Care Help for Families: Surprising Ways to Pay for Care
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Memory care facilities provide housing, care, and therapies for seniors who have Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia in an environment designed to reduce confusion and prevent wandering.
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