Memory Loss Among Caregivers
As the older adult population continues to increase, caregivers will be relied on more than ever to provide support to family members and friends. Nearly 1 in 5 caregivers report fair or poor health.
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Older Adults Are More Vulnerable in House Fires—Here’s What To Do
Fire safety is important for all ages, but it’s especially crucial for seniors. The more advanced in years, the higher the risk related to fire safety and evacuation. This can be especially true for individuals with symptoms of Alzheimer’s and other dementia.
The Intersection Between Loneliness and Social Isolation
A state of loneliness or social isolation can have a major effect on one’s sense of wellness and overall health. But what is the impact when both are present?
The Truth About Aging and Dementia
As we age, our brains change, but Alzheimer’s and related dementias are not an inevitable part of aging. It helps to understand what’s normal and what’s not when it comes to brain health.
You Are Not Alone: Now Is the Time To Talk About Alzheimer’s Together
“Isolation is a huge problem in our community,” he says. “People experience stigma, so they are afraid to share what’s going on with them and to get the help they need. I am fortunate to have the blessing of support from my family, but others feel so alone.”
Sadness, Depression, or Dementia?
Although golden agers tend to become happier as they age, the blues can often tarnish the glow of contentment. This is natural, but when certain persistent signs appear, an older person may be exhibiting symptoms of depression or even dementia. These conditions can be confusing and need to be clarified.