According to Alzheimer’s Association, approximately 6.5 million Americans aged 65+ are living with Alzheimer’s today, while 73% are age 75 or older. And there’s no doubt that the number might go higher (and it definitely will) every day. Th...
Read More ›Memory loss is, indeed, one of the first signs that people notice from individuals with dementia. That’s why it can be alarming to notice that your elder is starting to become forgetful. Before you decide to look for dementia care in Illinois for y...
Read More ›When a loved one has an underlying health condition, illness, or disability, promptly attending to their needs is vital. However, you cannot stay up all night catering to their needs, especially when you have responsibilities to tend to the next day....
Read More ›Our senior loved ones may be facing limited movement because of health issues or low energy. This keeps them homebound. The social engagement they once enjoyed is now limited. Social isolation can be lonely and depressing. There are many choices you ...
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