Move Before Winter! You might be looking at this winter picture and think that cold and unpredictable weather is way off. The fact of the matter, though, is that in the Northeast September is the last month of the year when we will generally have warmer and (typically) dry
When a family member seems upset or is concerned about something, it’s in our nature to listen, empathize, and possibly provide guidance on how to resolve the situation. We tend to do what we can to help people we care about feel valued and respected. However, people who have
Medical conditions often share the same symptoms while still having very distinct differences. This is often the case with depression and dementia, which often have overlapping signs that can cause concern for families. As a Senior Living Advisor and dementia specialist (Mike McClernon, 516-254-9481), I thought this article would
As a Senior Living Advisor and dementia specialist (Mike McClernon, 516-254-9481), I understand how jarring an Alzheimer’s disease or dementia diagnosis can be for patients and their families. They’re about to embark on a journey full of significant changes over time as the condition progresses. The most important aspect
When an elderly loved one receives an Alzheimer’s disease or dementia diagnosis, the entire family must prepare for new care strategies as the condition progresses. One of the most impactful strategies is having the person stick to a good daily routine that helps them retain a sense of control